DAYALBAGH

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE

DAYALBAGH, AGRA
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

B.tech(1st year)
T r a i n i n g R e p o r t fi l e
SUBMITTED TO SUBMITTED BY

FOOTWEAR DEPARTMENT RITIK JAIN

BRANCH: FOOTWEAR ROLL.NO
2002208

ACNOWLEDGEMENT
I Wish to record my gratitude to the entire person with
whom I intracted and contributed significantly for the
completion of the project it is very difficult to put their
indivisiual names but their contribution cannot be
underestimated without their help and co-ordinate
their project would not have been possible.
I sincerely thank DK chturvedi sir head of footwear
department for providing me good knowledge to
undergo this training . I am indebted to all faculty
members for their generous help to those people who
helped me indirectly on completion of my project .
last but not least . I would like to thank my parents and
friends for their valuable contribution at every moment
NAME- RITIK JAIN
DECLARATION
I declare that I ( Ritik jain) have completed my
summer training under the guidline of mr. DK
chturvedi in the footwear department . this is an
original piece of work and I have not submitted it
earlier elsewhere .
Date: 26/07/2021 Name : Ritik jain
Roll.no 2002208
 TYPES OF MACHINE IN A FOOTWEAR INDUSTY

TOE LASTING MACHINE

 This invention consists in improvements in machines for
pulling-over and lasting the uppers of boots and shoes
(especially in 'welt Work) by means of pulling-over and
tacking members on both sides of the last and of a special
device for dealing with the toe.
 The mechanism held a shoe on a last, pulled the leather
down around the heel, set and drove in the nails, and then
discharged the completed shoe.
 TECHNICAL DETAILS

Electric Power : 3 Kw

Working Pressure : 5 MPA

Dimensions : cm. 114(45") x 183(72") x 210(83
Sheat lasting
machine
 . This machine is suitable for lasting the shoes with general and
soft mod soles and with the heels at the height less than 180mm.
This machine is equipped with the device height micro switch,
which makes the machine easily adjusted and positioned
accurately.oflasting

Technical Specification:
 Model No. LB-727 HD
 Packing Size (L * W * H) 1220 * 760 * 1700 mm
 Capacity 3000-3500 (Pairs)/8 Hr
 N. W. 440 Kgs
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Clicking machine

 The machine is simply operated by placing sheet

material on the bed of the press, properly positioning
the cutting tool on the material, and pressing the
operating buttons. ... The beam descends under
hydraulic power to cut the required cut shape from
single or multiple layers of material.
 Capacity 20 Ton
 Working Area 900 x 400 (mm)
 Cutting Plate 350 x 350 (mm)
 Power Source 2 HP Electric Motor
 HISTORY OF FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY

 The leather and footwear industry is a labour intensive sector,

providing employment to 4.42 million people. ... India is the
second largest consumer of footwear in the world and its leather
products and footwear market is estimated to be about USD 12
billion
 The first shoe factory was made in 1887 which had all modern
manufacturing techniques. The biggest company “ BATA “
footwear came into existence in 1894 and this upscaled the
already emerging footwear sector.
 If we talk about the largest footwear manufacturing hub in India,
Agra tops the list by producing over 2 lakh pairs of footwear daily.
There are over 10,000 shoe producing units currently operating in
Agra. India's 75% of footwear production comes from the
unorganized sector of the shoe manufacturing industry.
 Jajmau is also known as Jajesmow, is a district of Kanpur. This is

the main and the largest center for the leather industry in India.
Home to some of the largest leather tanneries in the Northern
part of India. Indian leather industry is the core strength of the
Indian footwear industry. It is the engine of growth for the entire
Indian leather industry and India is the second largest global
producer of footwear after China.
 EVA stands for Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate. That is an
elastomeric polymer that produces materials which are
"rubber-like" in softness and flexibility. It is a plastic made
by combining ethylene and vinyl acetate to create rubber
like properties which can be used for shoe soles.
 first of all ethylene Vinyl Acetate is heated in a press these
molds are one by two size.
when the press opens the EVA POPS out! Now these
blanks are ready for final pressing.
EVA blanks are placed into the molds this is called 'hot
press ' EVA or CMEVA compreseion molded EVA The heat
will cause the EVA to remelt and expand.
EVA provides the best shock-absorbing qualities, which is
why big-brand shoe makers like to use it. It is light, very
flexible, and has high elasticity. Plus, it can take almost any
color. When it comes to outsoles and a direct comparison
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