Dunlop Protective Footwear 87012.7 Steel Toe Work Boot Size 7

Product Description

The DUNLOP PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR 87012.7 is a steel toe work boot built for demanding industrial and chemical environments. Standing 16 inches tall and constructed with a PVC upper and PVC outsole, this pull-on gumboot provides full lower-leg coverage where splash, chemical exposure, and slip hazards are a daily concern. The steel toe meets ASTM F2413-05 and CSA Z195 standards, making it a code-compliant choice for job sites requiring impact and compression protection. Weighing in at 6.25 pounds per pair, the boot is part of the Dunlop Hazmax series. It is sized for men and comes in a medium width with a non-slip outsole for traction on wet or slick surfaces.

This boot is suited for use in chemical processing, utilities, agriculture, wastewater treatment, and general industrial applications where workers encounter wet conditions, corrosive substances, or electrical hazards. The dielectric rating adds a layer of protection for workers in environments with low-voltage electrical exposure risk. The pull-on design allows fast donning and doffing at the end of a shift, making it practical for workers moving between environments throughout the day.

Key Features

• Steel toe rated to ASTM F2413-05 and CSA Z195 for impact and compression protection
• 16-inch PVC upper provides extended leg coverage against splash and chemical exposure
• Chemical resistant construction suitable for corrosive industrial environments
• Dielectric properties for added protection in low-voltage electrical hazard areas
• Non-slip PVC outsole for traction on wet and slick surfaces
• Pull-on closure for quick and easy entry and removal

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit work boot for men requiring size 7 medium width steel toe pull-on footwear in chemical resistant and dielectric applications.

Installation Notes

Proper fit should be confirmed before first use in a hazardous environment. Inspect the boot for cracks, punctures, or sole separation before each shift, as PVC footwear can degrade with prolonged exposure to certain solvents. Dielectric footwear should not be relied upon as the sole means of electrical protection and should be used in conjunction with other appropriate PPE and lockout/tagout procedures. Consult applicable site safety protocols and applicable OSHA standards before selecting footwear for specific chemical or electrical hazard exposures.