Heated upper mold
The brochure specifies a 50–200°C upper-mold range. Confirm the actual setting with the material heat resistance and a sample.
Secondary forming of shoe uppers using a heated upper mold and a heat-resistant silicone lower mold. Send the upper material, last shape and sample photos so mold compatibility, heating conditions and air-supply requirements can be confirmed before selection.
The brochure specifies a 50–200°C upper-mold range. Confirm the actual setting with the material heat resistance and a sample.
The heat-resistant silicone lower mold incorporates an air bladder and fore-aft adjustment. Confirm compatibility with the last shape.
Pressure gauges support adjustment of air-bladder and secondary pressing pressure. Confirm operating pressure and air-supply requirements before ordering.
Provide the material, last and required shape to confirm temperature, molds and process fit. Photos do not establish processing results or cycle time.
Final specifications are subject to the technical details confirmed for the order.