BABY SHOES THAT SUPPORT NATURAL WALKING AND THEIR PRODUCTION METHOD.

Abstract

The invention relates to a method of producing 15 baby shoes that support natural walking, which gives the baby the closest sensation to walking barefoot, thus providing freedom of movement and supporting natural walking. This method involves sewing 10 shoe uppers, fitting them into foot-shaped molds in plastic injection machines, injecting a liquid raw material used in sole making into these molded uppers, and simultaneously forming the sole by allowing the raw material to penetrate and adhere to the upper's fabric.

Description

BABY SHOES AND PRODUCTION SUPPORTING NATURAL WALKING METHOD Technical Area: The invention gives the baby the closest sensation to walking barefoot, and thus... Baby shoes that support natural walking by providing freedom of movement to the baby. and it is related to the production method. State of the Art: Babies are born without any bones in their feet. They have feet made entirely of cartilage instead of bones and joints. But as they grow... This situation develops. These tiny feet, which are quite sensitive before walking, The forces exerted on the baby's feet as they begin to walk, the muscles and bones of the tiny feet... It affects development. Muscle development accelerates from the moment they first start walking. He continues and tries to get his body used to it. In the known state of the art, the products and methods include the upper and sole of shoes. Because they are joined together using a method called interlocking, the insole is placed under the upper. It uses. In this method, the insole is made by compressing leather dust. It is a hard, thick, cardboard-like material obtained by pressing. Classic assembly In this method, the upper and sole do not adhere without the use of a soleplate. On the market... Cardboard is also used instead of base lining to reduce costs. However, cardboard... It caused the fire to open upon contact with water. Products obtained as a result of products and methods within the known state of the art None of them can provide a completely natural walking sensation, and it affects the baby's foot health. It cannot be fully protected. 1 Purpose of the Invention: This invention, which is subject to registration, provides the closest sensation to a baby walking barefoot. to provide and thus allow the baby freedom of movement, enabling them to walk naturally. It aims to provide support. Description of the Invention: The invention allows for the creation of a soleplate without the need for any adhesive. the natural movement that allows the upper and sole to bond together during production This relates to supportive baby shoes and their production method. The bonding of the sole and the upper occurs mechanically, not chemically. The sole material passes through the pores located on the upper, into the pores. it holds together and thus the base and upper do not require any intermediate material. They are brought together without hearing each other. The base and the upper are joined in the following way: The base raw material is heated in the injection molding machine at approximately 160-180 degrees. It is heated and made fluid. The liquid base raw material is called badanoz. It is channeled into the base molds with the help of the provided ejectors. The material flowing into the mold... The raw material adheres to the upper through every microscopic pore present in the upper. And here, thanks to the cooled molds, it freezes within 2 minutes. Thus... The sole and the upper will have maximum adhesion to each other. The raw material used in sole production comes into contact with the upper while it is in liquid form, and The formation of the sole and its adhesion to the upper are achieved simultaneously. Thus, the sole There is no need to use a lining. In addition, the material used in sole construction... The raw material is also quite soft, making it suitable for babies to walk barefoot. It provides the closest feeling. The invention involves the stitching of the shoe upper, followed by the foot-shaped parts in plastic injection molding machines. The uppers are fitted into the shoes. Then, these uppers, which are confined in molds, are liquefied. The raw materials used in the construction of the base that has been brought in are being injected. This 2 In this way, the material used in the upper section and the raw material in liquid form interact with each other. The material has penetrated deep into the fabric of the upper. It is possible. The raw materials used in the production of the base are composed of the following: Lcy 1485 100 kg Oil paraffinic 15 kg Zinc stearate 500 g 1% coffee dye 3 kg of calcite Industrial Application of the Invention: The invention has implications for the entire footwear industry, especially baby shoes. It is applicable. 3

Claims

1. The invention creates a device that gives the baby the closest sensation to walking barefoot, and thus... baby who supports natural walking by providing freedom of movement It is a shoe and its feature is; - Lcy 1485 100 kg - Paraffinic oil 15 kg - Zinc stearate 500 gr - 1% coffee dye - It has a base made of 3 kg of calcite.

2. Production of infant shoes that support natural walking as mentioned in Claim 1. Its method and characteristic is; - the base raw material is injected into the injection molding machine at approximately 160-180 degrees. made fluid by heating between them, - the foot is sewn onto plastic injection molding machines after the shoe upper is sewn. dressed in the form of matches, - The liquid base raw material is applied to the base with propellants called badanoz. pouring into molds, - in the production of soles that are confined in molds, the liquid material is used. by injecting the raw material used into the meter The more microscopic the pores, the more it adheres to the surface. - Thanks to the chilled molds, the base raw material is processed within 2 minutes. With the freezing, the base and the upper are connected to each other at the maximum level. clinging, - the raw materials used in the sole construction penetrate into the upper's fabric. by penetrating and adhering to the upper, and simultaneously ensuring sole formation. It includes the steps of the process. 4