What is the production process of safety shoes？

Work safety footwear is used in places where there is oil on the floor or oil splashes; 

waterproof work safety footwear is used in places where there is water on the floor or water splashes; 

cold-proof work safety footwear is used to protect the feet of workers working at low temperatures to prevent frostbite. 

Anti-puncture work protection footwear is used to protect the soles of the feet and prevent them from being punctured by various sharp and hard objects. 

The main function of anti-puncture work shoes is to prevent feet from being injured by falling objects. 

Work shoes have impact resistant material on the front toe cap. The main function of steel work footwear is to prevent burns and punctures. They should be able to withstand a certain static pressure and temperature, and should not be flammable. This type of working footwear is suitable for smelting, furnace front, cast iron, etc. Do you know its production process?

1. Measuring feet

The uniqueness of professional custom handmade footwear is that each pair is made exactly according to the customer's foot size. This requires accurate measurements of the customer's feet before the shoes are made.

Foot measurement requires specialized technicians to complete. The length, width and height of each part of the foot must be accurately measured. This data is an important basis for making personalized shoe lasts.

2. Making the last

A pair of handmade shoes must be based on a shoe last. By obtaining the size data of the customer's foot, the last maker makes a mold for the shoe based on the shape of the customer's foot. The last is like a "model" for the foot.

Modern last design technology involves several disciplines such as ergonomics and sports mechanics. It also requires a high level of craftsmanship and experience. A pair of shoe lasts made by professional technicians not only reflects the beauty of the shoe shape, but also determines whether the final shoe can fit the customer's feet.

3. Shoe Design

Designers create sketches of shoe styles based on customers' individual requirements. After revising the sketch several times, the three-dimensional effect of the shoe is finally drawn directly on the shoe last, including every detail of the style.

The finished three-dimensional effect design becomes an important basis for cutting leathe

4. Tannery

Tanning is the processing of leather. A piece of high-quality leather must pass through complex processes such as degreasing, tanning, grinding, dyeing, embossing and polishing, and finally be processed into finished products of various styles and become the material for corresponding shoe styles.

5. Cutting leather

According to the style designed by the designer, the leather cutting technician converts it into paper patterns and uses these paper patterns to cut the leather.

When cutting leather, the selection of leather parts is very specific. High-end handmade shoes in particular require rigorous screening of materials. Every inch of leather must be of the highest quality.

6. Making Brogue Pattern

Usually, the cut leather used for shoe uppers needs some elegant decoration. Shoemaking technicians use edge trimming machines to trim the edges, and then use punches to punch small holes in the leather to create various brogue patterns. This is a manual process that requires patience and skill. If a mistake is made, the piece of leather is replaced.

7. Hand Sewing

The finished leather parts of the upper are sewn together. The sutures used are waxed waterproof sutures. During the sewing process, if a thread breaks, the leather is cut again to ensure top quality.

Anti-shock working footwear and steel toed working footwear are the same type, that is, safety working footwear that protects the toes. Safety footwear and working footwear are both for foot protection and have the same meaning. There are many types, such as toe protection, anti-puncture, insulation, acid and alkali resistance, etc.