Method of making ventilative insole

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ – Composite article making

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C264S138000

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10859117

ABSTRACT:
A method of making an insole has the steps: a) Prepare a mold with a cavity therein. The mold has a plurality of protrusions at a portion of a sidewall of the cavity. b) Inject a foaming material into the cavity of the mold. c) Strip the mold to get a piece material with a plurality of pores at a predetermined portion thereof. The piece material has a skin layer on a surface thereof and sidewalls of the pores and the pores form a symmetrical pattern on the piece material. d) Cut a layer of a side of the piece material off to expose ends of the pores. d) Cut the piece material to get the insole.

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