The Cement Process is a traditional and widely used method in shoe and footwear manufacturing, where the outsole is directly bonded to the upper using strong adhesives. This technique allows for flexible, lightweight, and cost-effective shoes while maintaining reliable durability for daily wear. Cemented shoes are ideal for casual, athletic, and work footwear where comfort and production efficiency are priorities.
Key Features
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Lightweight & Flexible: Direct bonding ensures a flexible sole without added bulk.
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Cost-Effective: Efficient production process suitable for mass manufacturing.
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Reliable Bond: High-quality adhesives provide strong attachment between upper and sole.
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Versatile Materials: Compatible with leather, synthetic, rubber, and EVA soles.
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Fast Production: Short curing times compared to stitched constructions like Goodyear welt.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details / Options |
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| Construction Type | Cemented / Adhesive Bonding |
| Upper Material | Leather, synthetic leather, fabric, mesh |
| Sole Material | Rubber, EVA, PU, Thermoplastic |
| Adhesive Type | High-strength polyurethane or EVA-based glue |
| Durability | Suitable for casual, athletic, and work footwear |
| Flexibility | High flexibility for comfort and natural foot movement |
| Sizes Available | Standard men’s and women’s sizes (custom sizes optional) |
| Applications | Sneakers, casual shoes, work shoes, children’s footwear |
| Production Efficiency | Fast curing and assembly for mass production |
Applications
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Casual and lifestyle shoes
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Sports and athletic footwear
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Work and safety shoes
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Children’s shoes and school footwear
