In 2013, Adidas launched its concept-level sports shoes, the Energy Boost, which sold 250,000 pairs in a short time and became one of Adidas' most successful product lines. The shoes used E-TPU material developed and produced by the internationally renowned chemical company BASF. According to Su Yiyang, General Manager of Kaijia Machinery, E-TPU is a type of crystalline physical foaming with an expansion ratio of up to 8 times; it is non-toxic, odorless, degradable, and more environmentally friendly. It also offers high-strength heat resistance, wear resistance, shock absorption, lightweight comfort, high resilience, antibacterial properties, and breathability. It outperforms commonly used midsole materials in sports shoes such as polyethylene and polypropylene, sparking a technological revolution in sports shoe soles.
Machine Name: Fully Automatic E-TPU Molding Machine
1. Equipped with a self-developed fully automatic operating system, eliminating the need for manual mold opening and closing, and enabling fully automatic production of heating, cooling, and mold operation, effectively reducing labor intensity and costs.
2. Uses a PLC control system with touch screen display for simple and easy operation.
3. Features an ice water cooling system that greatly improves cooling efficiency.