The mechanical size is 700 × 270 × 680 mm. The machine ships in a packed size of 770 × 340 × 750 mm.
The mechanical (net) weight is 31.5 kg. The total packed weight is 39 kg.
No. This is a manual sole pressing machine and is operated by hand, so no electrical connection is required.
It is designed for common shoe sole materials such as rubber, PU, EVA and leather. For specialized materials or adhesives, test on sample parts or consult the manufacturer.
The supplied specifications do not list a specific maximum sole size or thickness. The machine is intended for standard shoe sole applications—contact the supplier with sample dimensions for confirmation if you work with oversized or unusually thick soles.
Unpack the machine from its packing (770 × 340 × 750 mm), place it on a stable, level workbench, secure any fasteners if included, and perform a functional check following the user manual. No electrical hookup is required. If a manual is not provided, ask the supplier for setup instructions.
Regularly clean the pressing surfaces, remove adhesive residue, lubricate moving joints per the manufacturer’s instructions, and inspect bolts and fasteners for tightness. Replace worn pads or parts as needed to maintain consistent pressure and alignment.
Replacement parts and service availability depend on the supplier. Contact the manufacturer or vendor to order spare parts (pads, springs, fasteners) and to inquire about repair or maintenance services.
Keep fingers and hands clear of the pressing area during operation, wear appropriate PPE (gloves and eye protection), ensure the machine is on a sturdy surface to prevent tipping, and follow any safety guidance in the product manual.
The machine is packed to the dimensions 770 × 340 × 750 mm and the packed weight is 39 kg. Packaging typically includes protective materials to prevent damage during transport.
Customization options vary by manufacturer. Many suppliers can provide custom press plates, fixtures, or minor dimensional changes—contact the vendor with your requirements to discuss feasibility, pricing, and lead time.
Lead time depends on the supplier’s stock and your location. Ask the vendor or their sales representative for current lead times and shipping options.
Warranty terms vary by supplier. Check product listing or contact the manufacturer for details on warranty duration, coverage, and claiming procedures.
Inspect for loose fasteners, worn or contaminated pressing surfaces, or bent components. Clean and lubricate moving parts, tighten hardware, and replace worn pads. If problems persist, consult the supplier or a qualified technician for repair.
Use the machine in a dry, well-ventilated workspace on a stable, level surface. Avoid extreme temperatures and excessive humidity to prevent corrosion and adhesive curing issues.
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