The 8th Shoe Material Summit Forum can be seen as a get-together for footwear industry stakeholders and experts, as well as pioneers in the sustainability field.
Along with social development, all kinds of shoes are preferentially drawn close to good-looking, practical ergonomic, and reliable designs just gradually. Most footwear makers today are getting more concerned about new materials and shoe innovation and sustainable development.
However, Shoe material innovation, if simply understood as looking for new materials, is too limited, because the appropriate material category is relatively limited.
So, Shoe material innovation needs to jump out of the”Comfort Circle”, in the pursuit of new materials, we should strengthen the communication with shoe design, bio-dynamics, consumer psychology, process equipment, and other upstream and downstream and cross-domain technology.
However, this 8th Shoe Material Summit Forum gives attendees access to different insights into the latest industry trends, sustainable footwear solutions, opportunities, eco-friendly 100% recyclable new shoe material, and more, incorporating these with sustainability ideals into the sustainable footwear business.
SILIKE has participated in the 8th shoe material forum held in Jinjiang, Fujian. During the meeting, lots of customers are interested in our new generation of Anti-wear agent products as well as our newly developed material Si-TPV. and, Si-TPV as a skin-friendly material provides comprehensive solutions for the uppers of shoes, such as unique silky, soft-touch, abrasion resistance, stain resistance, antibacterial resistance., safety, and aesthetically pleasing designs.
In addition, our new generation of anti-wear agents, compared with the traditional tech, with proper molecular weight overcomes the disadvantage in processing and properties of traditional additives, has much better dispersity in resin, and with more durable abrasion resistance, better flow ability, and demolding. It can be easy to solve problems like bubbles, black lines, sticky molds, and so on…
Post time: Aug-08-2022
