PU ESD Cleanroom Shoes
Designed for controlled environments where electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a real risk, this shoe maintains a sole resistance of 10⁸–10⁹ Ω - the internationally recognized sweet spot for safe, effective static dissipation. The striped breathable upper keeps feet comfortable through long shifts, while the elastic collar at the topline means wearers can slip in and out quickly at gowning stations without breaking hygiene protocol.
Available in four colors to support facility-wide color-zoning systems. Custom sizes and colors available for bulk orders.

5 Reasons Facilities Specify This Shoe
Resistance held in the dissipative range, not just near it
Sole resistance is tested and confirmed between 10⁸ and 10⁹ Ω - not conductive enough to pose a shock risk, not insulative enough to let charge accumulate. This is the window required by ANSI/ESD S20.20-aligned programs, and it's where this shoe stays.
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Breathable upper for full-shift comfort
The striped fabric upper allows continuous airflow. Temperature-controlled cleanrooms can still cause heat and moisture buildup inside footwear - the breathable construction addresses that directly, reducing fatigue and skin irritation during 8–12 hour shifts.
02
Elastic collar for fast, hygienic gowning
No laces. No buckles. The elasticated topline lets wearers step in and out in seconds at airlock entry points - an operational detail that adds up across dozens of daily gowning cycles in high-throughput facilities.
03
Non-linting PU sole, suitable for ISO Class 5–8
The polyurethane outsole does not shed particles under normal walking conditions, supporting particulate control requirements in pharmaceutical and electronics cleanrooms. Compatible with both GMP-regulated and ISO-classified environments.
04
Four colors for zone differentiation
White, Blue, Navy, and Black allow facilities to run color-coded footwear programs that make cross-zone contamination events immediately visible - without relying on access logs or signage alone.
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Product Specifications
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Parameter |
Detail |
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Upper Material |
Striped breathable fabric (PU-coated) |
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Sole Material |
Polyurethane (PU) |
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Closure Type |
Elastic collar - slip-on, no laces |
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Available Colors |
White / Blue / Navy / Black |
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Standard Size Range |
22 cm – 28 cm (approx. EU 35–44) |
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Custom Options |
Size and color customization available - contact for MOQ |
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Applicable Industries |
Biopharmaceuticals, Medical Devices, Electronics Manufacturing |
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Cleanroom Compatibility |
ISO Class 5–8 / GMP Grade B–D |
Test Report Data
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Test Item |
Result |
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Sole Electrical Resistance |
10⁸ – 10⁹ Ω |
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Resistance Classification |
Electrostatic Dissipative (ESD) |
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Applicable Standard |
GB 21148-2020 |
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Sole Abrasion Resistance |
Pass - per GB 21148-2020 |
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Upper Tensile Strength |
Pass - per GB 21148-2020 |
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Particle Shedding |
Non-linting; compatible with ISO Class 5–8 particle limits |
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Slip Resistance (dry) |
Compliant under GB 21148-2020 flat floor test conditions |
Full test report documentation available upon request.
Where These Shoes Are Used
Biopharmaceutical fill-finish lines
In GMP Grade B and C suites, personnel go through gowning anterooms multiple times per shift. The elastic collar allows quick, clean footwear changes at the entry boundary. White is the preferred color in these environments for visual cleanliness inspection before entering controlled areas. Typical setting: ISO Class 7 / GMP Grade C · Shift length: 8–12 hrs
Semiconductor and PCB assembly
ESD events on assembly lines frequently trace back to inadequate foot-to-floor grounding. These shoes keep sole resistance within the 10⁸–10⁹ Ω dissipative window, providing a consistent, measurable link in the grounding circuit for every person on the floor. Typical setting: EPA (ESD Protected Area) · Program standard: ANSI/ESD S20.20
Medical device manufacturing
Facilities producing sterile or implantable devices run contamination control programs under ISO 13485. The non-linting sole and breathable upper both contribute to particulate management targets, while the ESD rating covers facilities that also handle electrosensitive sub-assemblies on the same floor. Typical setting: ISO Class 8 cleanroom or controlled area
Multi-zone facilities running color protocols
Large electronics and pharma campuses often separate zones by contamination risk level. With four color options, facilities can assign one color per zone - making unauthorized zone crossings identifiable at a glance during audits or daily walkthroughs. Example assignment: White = Grade B · Blue = Grade C · Navy = Grade D · Black = support areas
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