Footwear. Test methods for whole shoe. Upper sole adhesion Ingestion-build-98192 The minimum concentration or detection

The minimum concentration or detection limits are from 1 μg/g to 5 μg/g (1 ppm to 5 ppm) under BS EN 725-2

The definition and implementation of such procedures depends on the kind of the safety-related system

BS 5528 helps you to ensure that operators are able to work efficiently and avoid injuries related to improper placement of controls

BS EN 14134 deals with functional checks on the system

BS EN 12674-4:2015 supersedes BS EN 12674-4:2006

Footwear. Test methods for whole shoe. Upper sole adhesion Ingestion-build-98192 The minimum concentration or detection1 Scope This document describes a test method for determining the resistance to separation of the upper from the outsole, for separating adjacent layers of the outsole or for causing tear failure of the upper or the sole. It also defines conditions of ageing that can be used for production control. This document is applicable to all types of footwear (cementing, vulcanisation, injection moulding, etc.) where the evaluation of sole adhesion on the