What standard do FACOM safety shoes meet and what do the different markings mean?

The FACOM range of safety shoes meets standard EN ISO 20345:2011.
It is made up of 2 models marked S1P and 4 models marked S3.
They all have a non-metallic toe cap and puncture-resistant sole.
They all meet slip resistance (SRC), hydrocarbon resistance (FO), heel energy absorption (E) and antistatic (A) requirements.
The two S1P models offer you optimal protection both indoors and in dry outdoor environments.
The S3 models are suitable for working outdoors, in a wet environment, or anywhere they will be subjected to splashes, as the upper is made of a water-repellent material (WRU), i.e. resistant to the penetration and absorption of liquids.
All 6 models are ESD: they are 100% compatible with all sectors that use solutions involving electronics, such as maintenance services, automotive, logistics, etc., as they allow static electricity to be dissipated.