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Tailored safety
Orthopaedic foot supports for wearers of occupational safety footwear are subject to DGUV regulation 112-191 (formerly BGR 191), ‘Use of foot and knee protection’.
NovaPED work insoles blanks have been specially developed for these strict requirements and type-examination tested in combination with various safety shoes by an independent testing institute.
The following test criteria were fulfilled:
- Shock resistance
- Pressure resistance
- Energy absorption
- Anti-static properties
- Abrasion resistance
Our NovaPED work system is type-examination-tested in line with DIN EN ISO 20345 in combination with occupational safety footwear from the following companies:
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Individualised care is provided by alteration and processing of the NovaPED work insoles in line with the manufacturing instructions.
Various indications can be treated, including:
- Skew foot
- Flatfoot
- Splay-foot
- Claw foot
- Back and knee complaints
NovaPED work soft
Soft cushioning pad made from Thermofix
| Model |
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| Standard |
Code-No. 972778-799 |
| Step |
Code-No. 970290-799 |
| Heel spur |
Code-No. 970146-799 |
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| Material |
hermofix, approx. 45° Shore A, ESD-capable |
| Base |
10 mm anti-static Thermofix |
| Cover |
6 mm anti-static Thermofix |
| Model |
Long sole, with forefoot perforation |
| Sizes |
35-48 |
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Material components for shoe modifications
Our material components have been type-examination tested with models from the manufacturers
Elten, Format, Künzli, Mascot and
Stabilus.
| Starpur ESD mounting board, black, approx. 150 x 350 mm |
Code-No. 010693-003/ -006/ -009/ -018 |
| Star HD heel sheet, dark brown, Thickness 5,5 mm, approx. 530 x 700 mm |
Code-No. 010696-055 |
| Köraplast 182 anti-static adhesive, 0,660 kg packaging |
Code-No. R10625-010 |
| KÖ TR 280 strengthener, transparent, 0,100 kg packaging |
Code-No. R10628-001 |
Who covers the costs?
Generally, the employer is responsible for the provision of PPE (personal protective equipment).
The costs of orthopaedically adjusted foot protection (shoes and insoles) are reimbursed by providers of services for occupational rehabilitation:
- Statutory accident insurers
- Providers of care and benefits for victims of war
- Statutory pension insurance
- German Federal Employment Agency
- Providers of support in working life
- Social welfare providers
The prerequisites for costs to be covered are explained in more detail in DGUV regulation 112-191 (Appendix 2, point 5). The consent of those covering the costs should be obtained before the service is provided.
Manufacturing instructions
Manufacturing instructions specify the individual procedures and material components that must be adhered to in the production of the orthopaedically adjusted foot protection. Any change to the insoles or shoes that does not correspond to the manufacturing instructions will lead to the type-examination certificate being revoked.
