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electrician repairing a power line
manufacturing a safety boot
ETCHÉ SÉCURITÉ is a subsidiary of the family group ETCHEGOYHEN created in 1932.
For 40 years, in Mauleon in South West France, ETCHÉ SÉCURITÉ has been designing and manufacturing rubber technical safety shoes and boots for workers protection.
ETCHÉ SÉCURITÉ provides an adapted response to the various risks inherent to each profession thanks to:
- the technical expertise of our integrated design office which defines the most appropriate formulations of synthetic and natural rubbers.
- the integration of all the following stages: development of rubber mixes, stitching of linings, moulding of boots, quality control, national and international sales service, after-sales service
- the thoroughness of an ISO 9001 certified manufacturing process.



Our products have been approved by large companies all over the world, and also by thousands of professionals who trust ETCHÉ SÉCURITÉ shoes and boots.
In addition to the products shown in our catalogue, ETCHÉ SÉCURITÉ also studies and produces specific customized products. Contact the ETCHÉ SÉCURITÉ design office for any such request.
MATERIALS USED:

Unlike PU (polyurethane) and PVC (thermoplastic material), rubbers, after vulcanization (high temperature chemical reaction), offer a resistance that is second to none, in particular to extreme temperatures, chemicals and electricity.

The thermal properties (heat resistance), electrical properties (anti-static or electrical insulation) and chemical properties of each boot model are obtained by selecting the most suitable elastomers or by combining several natural or synthetic rubbers. ETCHE SECURITE also uses certain rubbers such as neoprene, Hypalon and Viton that are developed by DuDupont Performance Elastomer http://www.dupontelastomers.com
MANUFACTURING PROCESS:

Putting in the lining, Removing the boot from the mould,
Deflashing.

Compression moulding is a process that guarantees complete watertightness and perfect cohesion of the upper and the sole (no gluing, welding, overmolding, etc.)
Our ANSWERS to your NEEDS:


Firefighters Firefighters
Army CBRN hazards Army CBRN hazards
Chemical Industry Chemical Industry
Electricity Electricity
Industry Industry
Mines and Quarries Mines and Quarries
Agro-food industry Agro-food industry
Agriculture Agriculture
Caving Canyoning Caving Canyoning