Advantages and disadvantages of rubber soles for labor insurance shoes

With the continuous progress of shoe-making technology in our country and the increasing renewal of global shoe materials, the types of safety shoes are gradually diversifying.Nowadays, domestic labor insurance shoes can be divided into six categories: electrical insulation, anti-static, acid and alkali resistance, anti-piercing, toe protection, and general protective shoes. They are widely used in machinery, metallurgy, construction, chemical industry, pharmaceutical, mining, oil fields, electric power and other industries.

Due to the wholesale production of labor insurance shoes worn by factories, there are different materials, such as leather soles, rubber soles and polyurethane soles. The advantages and disadvantages of different soles are different. We will take you to understand the advantages and disadvantages of rubber soles of labor insurance shoesin detail.：

1. Rubber soles, formed by thermal compression, have the advantages of good wear resistance, non-slip, elasticity, not easy to break, good softness, good extensibility, stable shrinkage, good hardness, good bending, and waterproof.

2. The rubber sole is indeed not oil-resistant. When the bottom is molded, it is roughened on the bonding surface, and it is easy to shorten when heated. The color is inconsistent, and it is heavier, not hard, breathable, and hygroscopic. It is afraid of oil soaking. It should not be worn in places that come into contact with oil such as car gas stations.