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Shoes Testing

Shoes used in daily life and for purposes must be comfortable, practical, durable and free of harmful chemicals. There are various types of shoes made of leather, rubber, synthetic leather, plastics and other materials for men, women and children of all age groups. A mass of strict legislations governs the manufacturing, import and retail of shoes in the world’s developed nations in order to protect consumers and the environment. The most important and compulsory legal requirement for shoe manufacturers, exporters and retailers are to ensure that the shoe product complies with the required extensive legislation on chemicals, safety and quality. The product must fulfil and comply with the requirements of the product. The general product safety regulation states that all shoe products in the market must be safe to use. Even if no particular legal requirements have been set for the product, the product safety directive is still applicable. There are restrictions on the usage of a number of chemicals in the manufacturing of shoes, because of their hazardous effects on health and the environment. Such as restriction of azo dyes used in dyed leather shoes, organostannic compounds in PVC in the shoe product, metal parts in zippers and buttons should not release high nickel amount. All shoes must have labels on them giving information about materials used describing three main parts- upper, lining & socks and outer sole along with ‘made in’ label. Shoe manufacturers, retailers and suppliers are responsible to ensure that their products cover the requirements of departments and health authorities in countries where they wish to sell them. These laws and legislation require third-party testing of shoes to make sure that the products fulfil all the standards and requirements. At Sigma’s laboratories, carry out various tests required to qualify shoes for the suitable certification concerning regulations. Sigma has experienced professional who develops suitable testing concepts based on particular requirements. Sigma’s extensive footwear and leather goods testing, inspection offers quality assurance to our customers, empowering dynamic evaluation of shoes at all stages and levels of production and manufacturing, to ensure product quality in the market.

Industrial and Protective Rubber Knee and Ankle Boots Testing
IS 5557-2004

All rubber gumboots and ankle boots Testing
IS 5557-2

Moulded solid rubber soles and heels Testing
IS 5676-1995

Rubber Microcellular sheet for sales and heels Testing
IS 6664

Solid PVC Soles & heels Testing
IS 6719

PVC Sandal Testing
IS 6721

Rubber Hawai Chappal Testing
IS 10702-1992

Specification for Slipper, Rubber Testing
IS 11544

PVC Industrial Boots Testing
IS 12254-1993

Polyurethane soles semirigid Testing
IS 13893

Unlined moulded rubber boots Testing
IS 13995-1995

Lined or Unlined Polyurethane Boots for General Industrial use for Testing
IS 16645
IS 16994

Personal Protective Equipment Safety Footwear Testing
IS 15298-2
ISO 20345

Personal Protective Equipment Protective Footwear Testing
IS 15298-3
EN ISO 20346

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, Part 4: Occupational Footwear Testing
IS 15298-4
EN ISO 20346

Leather safety boots and shoes-For Minor Testing
IS:1989(P-1)

Leather safety boots and shoes-For Heavy metal Industry Testing
IS:1989(P-2)

Canvas Shoes, Rubber sole Testing
IS:3735

Canvas Shoes, Rubber sole Testing
IS:3736

Protective Rubber canvas shoes for minors Testing
IS:3936

Leather safety footwear having direct moulded rubber sole Testing
IS:11226

Direct moulded PVC sole Testing
IS:14544

Sports Footwear Testing
IS:15844

High ankle tactical boots with full rubber sole Testing
IS:17012

Anti-riot shoes Testing
IS:17037

Derby shoes Testing
IS:17043