Overshoes are indispensable when it comes to protecting sensitive floor coverings or protecting the wearer and other people from dirt, dust, viruses or hazardous substances. At WERO, you can obtain overshoes and safety overshoes for various applications and reliable protection. We have the right solution for your industry.
Content: 100 piece (€0.11* / 1 piece)
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Content: 50 piece (€0.25* / 1 piece)
Shoe covers are used in various industries and areas of application. We have listed a few examples below:
A basic distinction is made between blue disposable and reusable shoe covers. There are also models for damp, slippery, wet or greasy floors, which are equipped with an anti-slip sole for additional grip. Depending on the floor conditions, it is particularly important that the overshoes do not leave any marks. The suitable products and the required durability depend on the respective area of use. We will be happy to advise you on the selection of a suitable model.
The overshoes from WERO impress with the following features:
Hygiene is the top priority in sensitive areas such as the food industry and catering. The slightest contamination can have far-reaching consequences. To minimise these risks, shoe covers are an indispensable aid. They not only protect the working environment, but also help to comply with legal hygiene regulations.
Strict hygiene regulations must be adhered to in food production. Shoe covers prevent dirt, bacteria or other contaminants from entering production areas via employees' shoes. This reduces the risk of contamination and ensures a safe and clean environment.
In the catering industry, hygiene and cleanliness play a crucial role in providing guests with a safe and pleasant experience. Shoe covers are a simple but effective way of preventing contamination from shoes. Especially in kitchens, storage rooms or when delivering goods, shoe covers ensure that no unwanted particles get onto the floor. This ensures cleanliness and reduces the risk of contamination. This not only contributes to food safety, but also to compliance with statutory hygiene regulations.
The combination of safety and hygiene is of the utmost importance in the care sector and particularly in the operating theatre. Shoe covers play an important role here by protecting patients and staff from potential infection risks. The use of shoe covers helps to keep the environment sterile and prevent the spread of germs.
Infections are one of the biggest risks in the healthcare sector. Shoe covers offer a simple but effective way to reduce the risk of transmitting germs and bacteria. They prevent dirt and pathogens from being carried into sterile areas from outside, helping to maintain the high standards of hygiene required in hospitals and care facilities.
Hygiene is the top priority in the operating theatre to prevent infections and complications. Shoe covers help to ensure a sterile environment by preventing germs and bacteria from entering the operating theatre from outside. They not only protect the patients, but also the medical staff by providing an additional protective barrier. The use of shoe covers ensures that the operating theatre remains as clean and germ-free as possible, contributing to the safety and health of all involved.
Fitters and tradesmen are often faced with the challenge of having to work in private flats or houses without leaving any soiling behind. Shoe covers offer a practical and uncomplicated solution to keep the living area clean and at the same time make a professional impression on the customer.
When entering a flat or house, shoes can easily bring in dirt, dust or moisture from outside. By wearing shoe covers, fitters and tradesmen prevent these contaminants from getting onto carpets, floors or other surfaces. This not only contributes to the cleanliness of the work area, but also shows respect for the customer's property.
The use of shoe covers signals to the customer that the tradesperson values cleanliness and professionalism. This leaves a positive impression and can contribute to customer satisfaction. A clean workplace and the avoidance of unnecessary soiling reflect a high work ethic and promote customer confidence in the service.
In packaging plants, compliance with cleanliness and safety standards is essential to ensure the quality of the goods produced. Shoe covers play a key role in this by preventing dirt or other contaminants from entering the production area. This not only maintains cleanliness, but also ensures product and process safety.
During the production and packaging of goods, even the smallest amount of contamination can lead to significant quality defects. Shoe covers provide an effective barrier to keep these contaminants out. They ensure that dust, dirt or foreign particles do not enter sensitive production areas via employees' shoes, thereby ensuring the purity of the end products.
Compliance with statutory hygiene standards is essential in packaging plants. The use of shoe covers makes a significant contribution to fulfilling these requirements. They ensure that the strict cleanliness and hygiene regulations are adhered to, which not only contributes to product quality but also avoids legal consequences. Shoe covers therefore ensure compliance with hygiene regulations and contribute to long-term quality assurance.
First impressions play a decisive role when viewing properties, boats or caravans. Shoe covers are a simple but effective way of ensuring the cleanliness and integrity of the property during the viewing. They protect sensitive floors and surfaces and help to ensure that the objects can be presented in perfect condition.
Sensitive floors such as parquet, carpets or specially treated surfaces can easily be damaged by street dirt, moisture or hard shoe soles. Shoe covers prevent such soiling and wear by forming a protective barrier between the shoe and the floor. This is particularly important for high-value properties, boats or motorhomes, where the condition of the surfaces contributes significantly to the value of the property.
According to Section 5 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (ArbSchG), the employer determines in the risk assessment which employees must be provided with personal protective equipment. DGUV 112-991 also emphasises the importance of risk assessment in the area of foot and knee protection. This depends on the type and extent of the hazard, the duration of the hazard and the personal requirements of the employees.