Question: Do welders need to wear insulating shoes?
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I would like to ask fellow sailors: do welders need to wear insulating shoes (for a 380V welding machine)? ? Are there any corresponding standards?
For safety, welders should wear insulating shoes, but there may be no corresponding regulations; anyway, I don’t know.
It can be dangerous even with a 220-volt supply
It mainly depends on the working environment; if it is a dry and open area with proper grounding, it may not be necessary to wear them. However, in humid conditions or on rainy days when there is water on the ground, wearing them is essential
This is essential, especially in humid environments with metal containers, as electric shock can occur easily. There are many cases available online that can be referred to
It should be worn; we all receive them uniformly.
:victory: Should be worn
It must be worn! ! ! ! ! ! !
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It is necessary to wear protective clothing, as the welding torch has a voltage of 70–90 volts relative to ground when not in use, which exceeds the maximum safe voltage level.
Insulated shoes must be worn; this is the most basic requirement