Shoe sole testing items and corresponding test methods
With the continuous progress of international shoe manufacturing technology and the increasing update of global shoe materials, the safety shoe comfort index system is also being gradually established and improved, which has put forward more requirements for the sole testing items.
1. Non-slip outsole thickness test.
Test method: After cutting the sole from the shoe's tread area, use a suitable instrument with a 0.1mm scale to measure the thickness, or the height of the pattern, if there is a hole in the sole, the measurement should be ignored.
Requirements: The total thickness of any part of the non-slip outsole should not be less than 6mm.
2. Tear strength test
Test method: non-leather outsole using trouser-shaped specimens, the specimen is mounted on a tensile machine at (100±10)mmmin, the specimen is stretched until the specimen breaks, and the force value of the whole tearing process is recorded.

Indicator requirements: 8kNm, applicable to materials with density greater than 0.9gcm3;
5kNm, for materials with density less than or equal to 0.9gcm3;
3. Wear resistance test
Test method: In 40m wear stroke there is a vertical force of 10N, under the contact pressure of the vertical force of 10N, the cylindrical rubber specimen is rubbed on a certain level of abrasive cloth for 40m to produce abrasion.
Indicator requirements.
In addition to all-rubber and all-polymer material shoes outside the non-leather outsole density equal to or less than 0.9gcm3 material, the corresponding volume of abrasion should not be greater than 250mm3, density greater than 0.9gcm3 material, the corresponding volume of abrasion should not be greater than 150mm3,
All rubber or full polymer material outsole relative volume wear should not be greater than 250mm3
4. Folding resistance test.
Test method: from the * large bending, extension or extension state 30,000 times continuous flexion, in (135 ~ 150) times the constant rate of min specimens undergo * large deformation.
Index requirements: the growth of the cut should not be greater than 4mm
5. Outer bottom hydrolysis resistance test.
Test method: the temperature in the low-temperature box to (-5 ± 2) ℃, handing the specimen around the diameter of 15mm circular axis bending 45 °, measured with an eyepiece and record the length of the specimen cut. Continuous flexing 150,000 times.
Index requirements: the growth of the cut should not be greater than 6mm.
6. Intermediate layer bonding strength test.
Test method: Clamp letter specimen in the fixture to separate the two ends, and record the fixture to (100 ± 20) mmmin speed separation when the force - displacement curve graph.
Requirements: The bonding strength between the outer layer or anti-slip layer and the adjacent layer should not be less than 4.0Nmm, if the sole has a tear, the bonding strength should not be less than 3.0Nmm.
7. Oil resistance test for shoes.
Test method: At a temperature of 23℃, put the specimen completely into the container with the test solution, the specimen should be completely submerged in the test solution, and the tolerance should be sealed and protected from light. 22h later, remove the specimen, dry the test solution remaining on the specimen, and immediately weigh the mass of the specimen in air and water.
2022-08-11 10:44