Pro-safe AL05-CK-SIL Aluminized Overboot Size 9 to 12

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE AL05-CK-SIL is an aluminized overboot designed to protect feet and lower legs from radiant heat, molten metal splash, and high-temperature environments found in foundries, smelting operations, and industrial facilities. Built with an aluminized carbon Kevlar upper, this overboot reflects radiant heat while the non-slip sole maintains footing on hot shop floors. Standing 12 inches tall, it slips over existing work footwear and is worn by workers in iron, steel, aluminum casting, and similar heat-intensive trades. Installation and donning require no tools, making this a fast-deploy piece of PPE for rotating shift workers.

The AL05-CK-SIL overboot is intended for use in industrial settings where workers face exposure to molten metal, high-radiant-heat sources, or extreme floor temperatures. It fits men's shoe sizes 9 through 12, making it suitable for a wide range of workers without requiring size-specific stocking at the shop level. The plain toe design accommodates most standard and safety-toe work boots worn beneath it. Typical users include foundry workers, forge operators, furnace technicians, and welders working in proximity to pours or taps.

Key Features

• Aluminized carbon Kevlar upper reflects radiant heat and resists molten metal splash
• 12-inch shaft height provides substantial lower-leg coverage
• Non-slip sole construction for traction on hot or slick industrial floors
• Plain toe overboot design fits over most standard work boots including safety-toe styles
• Fits men's shoe sizes 9 to 12 for broad worker coverage
• Silver aluminized finish maximizes radiant heat reflection

Compatibility

Designed as an overboot worn over standard or safety-toe work footwear for men's shoe sizes 9 to 12 in foundry, forge, and high-heat industrial applications.

Installation Notes

PPE overboots of this type are donned over existing work footwear and secured per manufacturer fastening instructions before entering the work area. Inspect the aluminized surface and sole before each use for cuts, delamination, or compromised reflective coating. Damaged overboots must be removed from service immediately. Compliance with applicable OSHA foot protection standards and facility-specific PPE programs should be verified by the safety officer or site supervisor before use.