Protective shoe
AssigneeUvex Arbeitsschutz GmbH
InventorsJulian Zach, Laurent Rebstock
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Abstract
A protective shoe comprises an upper for receiving a shoe wearer's foot, a sole arrangement connected to the upper, and a toe cap, and also at least one connecting and indicating arrangement, which, in the original, integral state, indicates an integrity of the protective shoe, and, when the protective shoe is at least partially dismantled, indicates the dismantling of the protective shoe.
Claims15
A protective shoe, which is completely assembled in an original, integral state and configured to be dismantled for recycling purposes, comprising:
- a) an upper for receiving a shoe wearer's foot,
- b) a sole arrangement connected to the upper,
- c) a toe cap, and
- d) at least one seal, which,
- i) forms a connection in a form of a predetermined breaking point between two dismantlable components of the protective shoe, wherein the seal has a strength which is lower than a strength of an additional connection between the two dismantlable components,
- ii) in the original, integral state, indicates an integrity of the protective shoe, and
- iii) when the protective shoe is dismantled, at least partially tears open to indicate that the protective shoe has been dismantled.
A protective shoe that is completely assembled in an original, integral state is designed to be dismantled for recycling purposes, comprising:
- a) an upper for receiving a shoe wearer's foot,
- b) a sole arrangement connected to the upper,
- c) a toe cap, and
- d) at least one seal, which,
- i) forms a connection in the form of a predetermined breaking point between two dismantlable components of the protective shoe,
- ii) in the original, integral state, indicates an integrity of the protective shoe, and
- iii) when the protective shoe is dismantled, at least partially tears open to indicate that the protective shoe has been dismantled,
- iv) wherein the seal comprises at least one sealing seam, having a special seam colour.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.