Apache Mercury Black — Non-Metallic Waterproof Safety Boot

The Apache Mercury Black is a 100% non-metallic waterproof safety boot in black leather, featuring a composite toe cap for workers who need metal-free S3-rated protection in wet environments. Fully waterproof, heat resistant, and SRC slip resistant — safe for metal detector environments and ATEX zones. Certified to CE EN ISO 20345:2011.

Safety Ratings & Certifications

• ✅ CE EN ISO 20345:2011 certified
• ✅ S3 — composite toecap + waterproof upper + antistatic + energy absorbing heel
• ✅ WR — water resistant upper
• ✅ HRO — heat resistant outsole (up to 300°C contact)
• ✅ SRC — highest slip resistance on ceramic tile (SRA) and steel (SRB)

Key Features

• ✅ 100% Non-Metallic Construction — composite toe cap, no steel content, safe for metal detectors and ATEX zones
• ✅ Fully Waterproof Upper — keeps feet dry in all site conditions
• ✅ Composite Toe Cap — lightweight 200 joule protection, non-sparking, non-ferrous
• ✅ HRO Outsole — heat resistant to 300°C contact heat
• ✅ SRC Slip Resistance — highest slip resistance on both ceramic tile and steel surfaces
• ✅ Black Leather Upper — smart, professional finish on and off site
• ✅ Energy Absorbing Heel — reduces fatigue on hard surfaces

Who Is the Apache Mercury Black For?

Perfect for electricians, high-voltage workers, airport and airside workers, ATEX environment workers, and oil and gas workers who need certified S3 non-metallic waterproof protection. The composite construction makes it safe for metal detectors and explosive atmosphere zones.

Specification

• Upper: Black Leather
• Toe Cap: Composite (Non-Metallic)
• Waterproof: Yes
• Non-Metallic: Yes — safe for metal detectors and ATEX zones
• Outsole: HRO, SRC certified
• Standard: CE EN ISO 20345:2011
• Rating: S3 WR HRO SRC

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Apache Mercury Black and Mercury Stone?
Both are non-metallic waterproof safety boots. The Mercury Black is S3 rated (EN ISO 20345:2011), while the Mercury Stone is S7L rated (EN ISO 20345:2022) with additional certifications. Choose the Stone for the latest standard and higher specification.