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Blue Non-Skid Polypropylene Shoe Cover

Blue Non-Skid Polypropylene Shoe Cover

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Blue Non-Skid Polypropylene Shoe Covers (Bee-Safe® / High-Tech Conversions) — Cleanroom-Compatible Traction (300/Case)

These blue, non-skid shoe covers are manufactured from 100% spunbond polypropylene (SBPP) with a traction-pattern sole to help reduce slip risk while supporting contamination-control routines at the gowning boundary. They are manufactured in a cleanroom environment and cleanroom packaged, feature a latex-free elastic band for a secure fit, and are supplied non-sterile in a 300/case configuration (100 per bag, 3 bags per case). Available sizes: Large, X-Large, and 2X-Large.

Cleanroom note: Shoe covers support particulate control and safety, but performance depends on your facility’s gowning sequence, step-over discipline, and change-out frequency.

Specifications:
  • Manufacturer / brand family: High-Tech Conversions (Bee-Safe®)
  • Base SKU family: GAH-SP-NS (size-specific SKUs below)
  • Material: 100% spunbond polypropylene (SBPP)
  • Basis weight: 40 gsm (manufacturer listing)
  • Color: Blue
  • Sole: Non-skid traction pattern
  • Closure: Latex-free elastic band for secure fit
  • Sterility: Non-sterile
  • Cleanroom handling: Manufactured in a cleanroom environment and cleanroom packaged
  • Packaging (case): 100 per bag; 3 bags per case (300 per case)
  • Country of origin: China (manufacturer sheet)
  • Size options (manufacturer dimensions):
    • Large: 40 x 17 cm (SKU: GAH-SP-NS-LG)
    • X-Large: 43 x 17 cm (SKU: GAH-SP-NS-XL)
    • 2X-Large: 45 x 17 cm (SKU: GAH-SP-NS-2XL)
About the Manufacturer:

Bee-Safe® cleanroom garments and accessories are produced under the High-Tech Conversions portfolio. In this shoe-cover format, the manufacturer emphasizes SBPP nonwoven construction for low-linting wear, cleanroom manufacturing/packaging, and traction-focused soles intended to improve safety while supporting contamination-control programs.

 

For cleanrooms, shoe covers are most effective when the gowning room design and operator technique prevent “tracking” from uncontrolled floors into cleaner zones. SOSCleanroom can help align selection (shoe cover vs. boot cover vs. overboot) to your ISO class, workflow, and slip-risk profile.

Key Features:
  • 100% SBPP (spunbond polypropylene) nonwoven construction (40 gsm)
  • Non-skid sole for greater traction and improved safety
  • Cleanroom manufactured and cleanroom packaged (manufacturer statement)
  • Latex-free elastic band for secure fit and closure
  • Disposable, cost-effective shoe protection for controlled environments
  • Multiple sizes for better fit and reduced tear risk
Benefits:
  • Controls floor-borne particulate transfer: Helps reduce tracking from shoes into cleaner areas when used with step-over and change-room discipline.
  • Improves safety on smooth floors: Non-skid sole supports traction in gowning rooms and corridors (site floor conditions vary).
  • Supports consistent gowning behavior: Clear, disposable footwear layer simplifies “change at the boundary” compliance.
  • Fit that stays put: Latex-free elastic band helps maintain coverage during walking and light tasks.
  • Operationally simple: Easy to issue to staff, visitors, and maintenance personnel as part of an access-control program.
Common Applications:
  • Gowning rooms, airlocks, and step-over bench transitions
  • ISO-classified cleanrooms and controlled environments (electronics, optics, lab, general manufacturing)
  • Visitor and maintenance access where footwear control is required
  • Low-to-moderate risk zones where non-sterile apparel is acceptable per SOP
Best-Practice Use (Gowning / Donning):
  • Use the step-over correctly: Put shoe covers on in the “dirty side” seating position, then step to the clean side without letting covered soles touch the uncontrolled floor.
  • Right size reduces shedding: Choose a size that fully covers the shoe without over-stretching (tears and elastic roll-down create particle and safety risk).
  • One-way travel rule: Do not walk back into uncontrolled areas with shoe covers on. Change out when exiting and re-entering per SOP.
  • Do not touch the sole: Handle from the upper cuff/elastic only. If the sole is touched, treat as contaminated and replace.
  • Change-out triggers: Replace immediately if torn, wet, visibly soiled, or after floor contact outside approved zones.

Contamination-control tip: Pair footwear control with tacky mats and routine floor cleaning to reduce the contamination load that shoe covers must manage.

Selection Notes (Non-Skid Shoe Cover vs. Other Footwear Options):
  • Non-skid vs. standard SBPP: Choose non-skid when slip risk is a concern; choose standard when traction is already managed by flooring and you want the lowest-cost barrier layer.
  • Shoe cover vs. boot cover / overboot: Use shoe covers for standard footwear; move to boot covers/overboots when you need higher ankle/calf coverage, more robust material, or higher-grade transitions.
  • Non-sterile vs. sterile footwear: This item is non-sterile. For aseptic/sterile suites, follow your SOP and consider sterile overboots/boot covers where required.
Other Similar Footwear Products from SOSCleanroom.com

Notes: Need help selecting shoe covers vs. boot covers or overboots for your ISO class and workflow? Contact SOSCleanroom for selection guidance aligned to your gowning program and contamination risks.

Product page updated: Jan. 14, 2026 (SOS Technical Staff)

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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
100% SBPP Polypropylene Non-Skid Traction Sole 40 gsm (Manufacturer) Latex-Free Elastic 300/Case Non-Sterile
Blue Non-Skid Polypropylene Shoe Covers — controlling floor-borne contamination at the gowning boundary (without sacrificing traction)
Blue non-skid polypropylene shoe covers (cleanroom compatible)
Shown: blue non-skid SBPP shoe covers (size varies by selection).
Why footwear control matters more than most teams expect

Cleanrooms do not fail only because of “air problems.” They fail because people unintentionally transport contamination across boundaries. Shoes are a high-contact interface with floors, corridors, and carts. If footwear is not controlled, particles and residues can be tracked into cleaner zones. Shoe covers are a simple barrier layer, but only work when donning technique (step-over discipline) and change-out rules are enforced.

What this product is used for
  • Footwear barrier control in gowning rooms, airlocks, and controlled corridors.
  • Visitor and maintenance access where “cover footwear before entry” is a core rule.
  • General cleanroom and lab environments where non-sterile apparel is acceptable per SOP.
  • Slip-risk mitigation on smooth floors (non-skid sole), while maintaining disposable contamination control.
Why customers consider this product
  • Low-linting SBPP construction: intended to support contamination-control use compared with everyday textiles.
  • Non-skid traction sole: improved grip helps reduce slip events in gowning rooms and corridors.
  • Cleanroom manufactured and packaged: supports controlled-environment handling expectations (non-sterile).
  • Latex-free elastic: secure fit without natural rubber latex exposure.
Materials, composition, and build

Manufacturer basis: 100% spunbond polypropylene (SBPP) nonwoven, 40 gsm, with a non-skid sole pattern and latex-free elastic closure. The product is described as manufactured in a cleanroom environment and cleanroom packaged, and supplied non-sterile.

Fit matters: correct sizing reduces overstretching and tearing, which otherwise increases particle generation risk and creates trip/slip hazards when elastic rolls down. Choose Large, X-Large, or 2X-Large based on shoe dimensions and whether additional footwear (ESD straps, safety shoes) is worn.

Specifications in context

The table below consolidates the published attributes that matter most for cleanroom receiving, gowning-room SOP alignment, and day-to-day use.

Attribute Published basis
Product family Bee-Safe® Non-Skid Shoe Covers (GAH-SP-NS)
Material 100% spunbond polypropylene (SBPP)
Basis weight 40 gsm (manufacturer listing)
Color Blue
Sole Non-skid traction sole pattern
Closure Latex-free elastic band
Sterility Non-sterile
Manufacturing / packaging Manufactured in a cleanroom environment; cleanroom packaged
Pack-out 100 per bag; 3 bags per case (300 per case)
Sizes / dimensions (published) L: 40 x 17 cm; XL: 43 x 17 cm; 2XL: 45 x 17 cm
Country of origin China (manufacturer sheet)
Performance and cleanliness considerations (what “good” looks like)

In footwear control, “performance” is not only the material. It is the system: (1) boundary design (step-over bench / zoning), (2) consistent donning technique, (3) disciplined one-way travel rules, and (4) change-out triggers that prevent recontamination.

Characteristic What it means for use Published basis
Low-linting nonwoven SBPP Supports contamination-control wear vs. everyday fabrics; still requires correct donning and change-out. Manufacturer description (SBPP / low-linting intent)
Non-skid sole Improves traction on smooth floors; reduces slip events that can create contamination and safety incidents. Manufacturer feature statement
Latex-free elastic Secure fit while supporting latex-avoidance programs. Manufacturer sheet
Cleanroom manufactured / packaged Supports controlled introduction (non-sterile). Qualification remains a facility responsibility. Manufacturer sheet
Packaging, traceability, and country of origin

Published pack-out is 100 per bag and 3 bags per case (300 per case). Size is controlled by selecting Large, X-Large, or 2X-Large. Country of origin is published as China on the manufacturer sheet.

Best-practice gowning (Donning) — ISO first, then Annex 1 alignment
ISO-aligned technique: keep the boundary clean by design
  • Treat footwear as a controlled interface: shoe covers are not “PPE theater.” They are a boundary tool. If you cross back into uncontrolled areas, change out.
  • Use a step-over bench correctly: don shoe covers while seated on the dirty side, then step to the clean side without letting covered soles touch uncontrolled flooring.
  • Handle from the cuff only: avoid touching the sole. If the sole is touched, replace.
  • Fit is contamination control: right size reduces tearing, elastic roll-down, and tripping hazards that lead to contamination incidents.
  • Define change-out triggers: torn, wet, visibly soiled, or any contact with non-approved floors = replace immediately.
EU Annex 1 alignment (for sterile manufacture): what changes
  • Changing-room discipline tightens: outdoor clothing (including socks other than personal underwear) should not enter changing rooms leading directly to higher-grade areas; facility clothing and socks are used before entry to B/C change rooms.
  • Grade B/A expectations are higher: operators entering Grade B or A gown into clean, sterilised protective garments at each entry, with defined replacement periods and qualification expectations.
  • Implication for this item: this shoe cover is non-sterile. If your aseptic suite requires sterile overboots/boot covers, follow your CCS/SOP and select sterile footwear accordingly.
Common failure modes (and how to prevent them)
  • Walking “backwards” across zones: shoe covers worn into uncontrolled spaces and then reintroduced into clean zones defeats the control point.
  • Wrong size selection: overstretching causes tears; undersizing causes elastic roll-down and trip risk.
  • Touching soles during donning: handle from the cuff only.
  • Using shoe covers as “all-day footwear”: define maximum wear time and change-out triggers in the SOP.
  • Ignoring floor programs: footwear control must be paired with tacky mats and routine floor cleaning to reduce contamination load.
Closest alternatives (how to compare correctly)

Compare alternatives by (1) nonwoven type and basis weight, (2) traction sole design, (3) packaging discipline (cleanroom manufactured/packaged statements), (4) latex-free requirements, and (5) sterile vs. non-sterile status. For higher-grade or aseptic areas, sterile overboots/boot covers are often the correct category.

Critical environment fit for this product

This product is designed for controlled environments that accept non-sterile disposable footwear control as part of an ISO-aligned gowning program. If your program is Annex 1-driven for sterile manufacture, treat this as a lower-risk footwear control option and follow your CCS/SOP for when sterile footwear is mandatory.

SOSCleanroom note about SOP's

The Technical Vault is written to help customers make informed contamination-control decisions and improve day-to-day handling technique. It is not your facility’s Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), batch record, or validation protocol.

Customers are responsible for establishing, training, and enforcing SOPs that fit their specific risks, products, equipment, cleanroom classification, and regulatory obligations. Always confirm suitability, non-sterile vs. sterile requirements, and acceptance criteria using your internal quality system and documented methods.

If you adapt any technique guidance from this entry, treat it as a starting template. Your team should review and approve the final method, then qualify it for your specific facility layout, floor program, contamination limits, and risk profile.

Source basis (manufacturer-first)
  • SOSCleanroom product page: https://www.soscleanroom.com/product/ppe/blue-non-skid-polypropylene-shoe-cover/
  • Manufacturer product page (High-Tech Conversions): https://high-techconversions.com/product/bee-safe-non-skid-shoe-covers/
  • Manufacturer catalog datasheet (PDF, size-specific): https://publications.tnzdwcms.com/publications/catalog?MainProductId=GAH-SP-NS-XL&filename=GAH-SP-NS-XL.pdf&pdf=true
  • ISO operations context (gowning program within cleanroom operations control): https://www.iso.org/standard/88599.html
  • EU GMP Annex 1 (official PDF): https://health.ec.europa.eu/document/download/e05af55b-38e9-42bf-8495-194bbf0b9262_en?filename=20220825_gmp-an1_en_0.pdf
SOSCleanroom is the source for this Technical Vault entry.
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Last reviewed: Jan. 14, 2026
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