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EVA secondary molding machine has a traditional structure and disc-type structure. The disc-type EVA secondary molding machine is an 8-station 16-mode EVA secondary foaming disc molding machine. It belongs to the field of rubber and plastic machinery and consists of an installation frame and a mold. It is composed of a station, turntable, and control system. The mold station is a vertical frame structure including oil cylinders and load-bearing plates and consists of 8.
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READ MOREThe production of EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate) and rubber soles plays a key role in footwear manufacturing, providing durable, comfortable soles for various shoe types. EVA soles are light, cushioned, and used in sports and casual shoes, while rubber soles are durable and offer excellent grip, often used for work boots and outdoor footwear.
EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate):
Rubber:
EVA Compounding: EVA pellets are mixed with additives like foaming agents, plasticizers, and colorants to achieve the desired properties.
Rubber Compounding: Rubber is mixed with fillers, curing agents (like sulfur), and plasticizers to ensure durability and flexibility.
Compounding Equipment:
EVA Sole Production:
Rubber Sole Production:
Rubber Vulcanization:
EVA Curing:
Trimming and Cutting: Excess material is removed using cutting machines to ensure clean edges.
Surface Treatment: Texturing or coating may be applied for grip and durability.
Quality Testing: Soles undergo tests like durability, compression, slip resistance, and visual inspection to meet standards.