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Different manufacturing processes of work shoes

Different manufacturing processes of work shoes

2025-10-20

Hello everyone, today we are going to introduce some of the bonding techniques for the soles of work shoes.


Let's first look at the detailed textual introduction. There are pictures below the table.


Process type Basic principle Main features Applicable scenarios
Cold bonding process Use a special adhesive to bond the upper part of the shoe, the insole and the outsole together.

Advantages: The process is relatively simple, the production cycle is short, the cost is low, and the color and pattern variations are flexible.

Disadvantages: The bonding strength is greatly influenced by the quality of the glue and the process.

It is widely used, accounting for more than 80% of the total shoe products, and is suitable for most conventional working environments, such as factories, warehouses, etc.
Injection molding process Inject the molten plastic (such as PVC, TPU) into the mold and form it together with the shoe upper.

Advantages: Automated production, high efficiency, strong base bonding, no seams.

Notes: Some materials (such as PU base) need to be careful to avoid soaking in water for a long time.

Suitable for harsh environments requiring high strength and full sealing, such as construction sites, chemical industries, water-related operations, etc.
Goodyear Technology Using the inner and outer edge strips for double stitching, the upper part and the sole are firmly fastened together, and a cavity is formed between the midsole and the outsole. Advantages: Extremely durable, resistant to impact and bending, good air permeability, and replaceable soles. Disadvantages: The process is complex, the cost is high, and the production cycle is long. Suitable for long-term, heavy-load operations with extremely high requirements for durability and protection, such as heavy industry, exploration, outdoor engineering, etc.


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This is the cold bonding process. Generally, fly-ripped styles are cold bonded.


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This is the injection molding process. Many leather Chelsea boot styles are injection molded. The shoe sole is usually made of PU material, and it is divided into single-density and double-density.


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This is the Goodyear process. The stitching lines can be seen. Due to the complex process, it is generally used for high-end boots, such as those made of top-grain leather. There is also a type called fake Goodyear, which only has a layer of stitching on the surface, but it is still glued, which is aesthetically pleasing and reduces costs, but has average durability.



In the next issue, we will introduce what kinds of toe caps are available for work shoes.

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Different manufacturing processes of work shoes

Different manufacturing processes of work shoes

Hello everyone, today we are going to introduce some of the bonding techniques for the soles of work shoes.


Let's first look at the detailed textual introduction. There are pictures below the table.


Process type Basic principle Main features Applicable scenarios
Cold bonding process Use a special adhesive to bond the upper part of the shoe, the insole and the outsole together.

Advantages: The process is relatively simple, the production cycle is short, the cost is low, and the color and pattern variations are flexible.

Disadvantages: The bonding strength is greatly influenced by the quality of the glue and the process.

It is widely used, accounting for more than 80% of the total shoe products, and is suitable for most conventional working environments, such as factories, warehouses, etc.
Injection molding process Inject the molten plastic (such as PVC, TPU) into the mold and form it together with the shoe upper.

Advantages: Automated production, high efficiency, strong base bonding, no seams.

Notes: Some materials (such as PU base) need to be careful to avoid soaking in water for a long time.

Suitable for harsh environments requiring high strength and full sealing, such as construction sites, chemical industries, water-related operations, etc.
Goodyear Technology Using the inner and outer edge strips for double stitching, the upper part and the sole are firmly fastened together, and a cavity is formed between the midsole and the outsole. Advantages: Extremely durable, resistant to impact and bending, good air permeability, and replaceable soles. Disadvantages: The process is complex, the cost is high, and the production cycle is long. Suitable for long-term, heavy-load operations with extremely high requirements for durability and protection, such as heavy industry, exploration, outdoor engineering, etc.


সর্বশেষ কোম্পানির খবর Different manufacturing processes of work shoes  0

This is the cold bonding process. Generally, fly-ripped styles are cold bonded.


সর্বশেষ কোম্পানির খবর Different manufacturing processes of work shoes  1

This is the injection molding process. Many leather Chelsea boot styles are injection molded. The shoe sole is usually made of PU material, and it is divided into single-density and double-density.


সর্বশেষ কোম্পানির খবর Different manufacturing processes of work shoes  2

This is the Goodyear process. The stitching lines can be seen. Due to the complex process, it is generally used for high-end boots, such as those made of top-grain leather. There is also a type called fake Goodyear, which only has a layer of stitching on the surface, but it is still glued, which is aesthetically pleasing and reduces costs, but has average durability.



In the next issue, we will introduce what kinds of toe caps are available for work shoes.