K1 Series Mid-Sole Intrinsic Ice Cleat, High Profile

Certified Non-Sparking Ice Cleats That Reach Through a Deep Tread | K1 Series

Product Overview

Certification and fit are two different decisions, and a crew can get one right and still be standing on ice. The K1 Series Mid-Sole Intrinsic High Profile is certified to prevent sparking and shaped to reach the ground through a lugged sole. Adjustable strap, hi-viz, one size.

The intrinsic models require appropriate ESD footwear underneath, and K1 is explicit about it. That requirement does not change with the profile, so a pipeline crew in logger boots specifies it the same way a plant operator in safety shoes does. Part of the K1 Series line from SureWerx.

Key Features

• Two decisions, not one: The certification decides whether the cleat belongs in the area at all. The profile decides whether the studs ever touch the ice. Certified non-sparking ice cleats on the wrong profile are compliant and useless at the same time.
• Reach, on a sole that fights it: A lugged boot puts tread between the cleat and the ground, and a shorter pad never gets past it. Traction aids for lugged boots are specified by profile rather than by size, and this is the version made to reach.
• The ESD requirement does not change with profile: Ice cleats certified for hazardous areas do not work alone. K1 specifies appropriate ESD footwear across the whole intrinsic range, and a certified cleat on an unrated boot covers nothing whatever the tread underneath looks like.
• Rotates clear on rough ground: The pad turns to the top of the foot for driving, climbing a ladder or crossing a gravel yard where spikes are not wanted. Nothing comes off, which counts for more on a site where the walk back to the truck is long.

Specifications

Figures below are for the K1 Series Mid-Sole Intrinsic High Profile.

Which Intrinsic Profile to Order

K1 makes certified non-sparking ice cleats in three profiles and the certification is identical across all of them. What changes is which sole the studs can reach through.

Pick by the boot, not by the hazard. The hazard decides whether you need ice cleats certified for hazardous areas at all. The boot decides which one. Traction aids for lugged boots are a profile decision before they are anything else, and high profile intrinsic ice cleats and the low profile version are the same certified non-sparking ice cleats on two different platforms. Order the wrong one and the cleat is compliant and off the ground.

Applications

High profile intrinsic ice cleats are what a crew orders when the site is classified and the footwear is heavy.

• Pipeline right-of-way and station work
• Refinery and tank farm yards
• Gas plant and compressor station grounds
• Forestry operations near gas infrastructure
• Grain and feed handling in lugged footwear

Ice cleats for pipeline crews and ice cleats for refinery yards usually go on the same order, because both wear a heavy sole inside a classified area. Where the footwear is a safety shoe rather than a logger boot, the low profile intrinsic version is the one that seats, and the rest of the K1 Series range covers the uncertified equivalents.

Buy K1 Series Intrinsic High Profile Ice Cleats Online from Cleanflow

Cleanflow Utility Supply Company stocks the K1 Series Mid-Sole Intrinsic High Profile and ships across Canada and the USA from its Winnipeg warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $199. Returns accepted within 30 days at returns.cleanflow.net.

Call 1-866-335-1078 (Canada) or 1-204-888-8469 (USA), or email [email protected]. Tell us the boot as well as the hazard, because the certification is the same across the intrinsic range and the profile is not. Ice cleats for refinery yards and ice cleats for pipeline crews go out alongside gas monitors and ventilation, so ask about bulk quantities and net terms across the line.