ESD Shoe Insoles & Inserts for Static Control at Work
ESD shoe insoles, also known as ESD shoe inserts, are designed to improve static control when used with ESD footwear. They help create a consistent electrical path between the foot and the shoe sole.
What Are ESD Shoe Insoles?
ESD shoe insoles are static dissipative inserts placed inside ESD shoes. They:
Improve contact between foot and shoe
Enhance static dissipation
Support ESD compliance programs
They are accessories—not replacements—for proper ESD footwear.
When Are ESD Insoles Used?
ESD insoles are commonly used when:
Additional static control is required
Shoes need enhanced comfort
Temporary ESD improvements are needed
For full protection, they should be used with compliant ESD shoes.
Compatibility and Use
ESD shoe insoles are compatible with:
ESD work shoes
ESD safety shoes
ESD dress shoes
They are not suitable for ordinary non-ESD footwear.
Summary
ESD shoe insoles provide supplemental static control and comfort when used with ESD footwear. They support consistent ESD performance in controlled environments.
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FAQ
Q1: What are ESD shoes insoles?
A: ESD insoles are inserts designed to support comfort while maintaining a controlled static dissipation path inside ESD shoes.
Q2: Do ESD insoles improve grounding?
A: They can help maintain consistent contact and conductivity depending on shoe design, but performance should be verified with footwear testing.
Q3: Can I use ESD insoles in any shoes?
A: Not recommended. ESD insoles work best when used with ESD-rated shoes and an ESD flooring system designed for controlled dissipation.
Q4: Will ESD insoles change resistance values?
A: They may affect overall system resistance. Always confirm that the final shoe+insole setup remains within your site’s acceptable range.
Q5: When should I replace ESD insoles?
A: Replace when cushioning is worn, the surface is damaged, or when testing indicates performance drift.