足球鞋鞋钉用什么TPU?童鞋软底,耐磨也要跟上

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Sudden stops and turns cause cleats to break, and sprained ankles on the field are terrifying. If the cleat strength of soccer shoes is not chosen correctly, safety becomes a gamble.

The cleat broke during that sudden stop

Football boot studs are the 'components for gripping grass and changing direction': wear-resistant, ground-gripping, and strong. The materials need to be wear-resistant, ground-gripping, and high-strength — conclusion first: TPU is mainstream for football boot studs; for children's shoes, the studs should have a soft base combined with wear resistance.

The biggest pitfall of football shoe studs: children's shoes have soft soles, and wear resistance must also keep up. Soft soles are comfortable, but wear resistance cannot be compromised—safety should not be discounted.

Football cleats are functional components: if they wear down or slip, it's a problem. Choosing the right material keeps the shoes stable—functional components, don't skimp on material costs.

Why must the shoe studs be TPU?

Reasons for using TPU for football boot studs: wear-resistant, high strength, good traction, and high efficiency—combined, these four qualities make it suitable for studs.

Wear resistance is key: grass friction. Wear resistance testing is written into the acceptance—wearing down is the problem.

Intensity cannot be reduced: emergency stop steering. Intensity tests must be included in the acceptance—broken nails indicate a problem.

Emergency stop when grabbing grass is safe, three checkpoints

Grass gripping condition: gripping the ground on grass. Gripping data needs to be checked—slipping is a problem.

Emergency stop situation: Emergency stop steering. The strength data needs to be checked—broken bolts, that's the problem.

Safe condition: For children's shoes. The softness and hardness data must be checked—if it's too hard, it's a problem.

TPU or TPR? Check the shoe studs at a glance

DimensionTPUTPR
Wear-resistantStrongmiddle
IntensityTallmiddle
gripGoodmiddle
CostTallmiddle
HardnessAdjustableAdjustable
PurposeProfessionalIntroduction

Table reading: TPU has good wear resistance but is expensive; TPR has high cost performance — professional shoe studs use TPU, beginners use TPR.

Choose by level: professional TPU, entry-level TPR.

Shoe Nail Inspection: Two Accounts of Strength and Safety

ProjectMethodstandard
Wear-resistantWear testAccording to the standard
IntensityBend testBy force value
gripFriction TestOn the grass
HardnessHardness testerAs applicable

How to read the table: Only after completing the four items of wear resistance, grip, bending, can the shoe studs be used.

Safety, no compromise.

Only care about soft soles, three holes and you'll sprain your ankle and pay for it

Pitfall 1: Focusing only on a soft sole. If it's too soft, it will flatten after two weeks of wear, losing all grip on the playground — durability must be tested.

Pitfall 2: Missed strength testing. Broken screws—strength testing is a must.

Pitfall three: Testing by grabbing the floor drain. Slippage—floor grip test, must test.

Ask these three points first when choosing shoe studs

Three questions: What is the standard for wear resistance, how much force for strength, and what is the hardness? One test: actual test by kicking the ball — three questions and one test, understanding the supplier's details clearly.

Safety verification comes first: test wear resistance and grip before discussing price—safety should not be discounted.

Making sample retention a habit: retain samples from each batch, and re-test the abrasion strength by batch. When changing materials for a batch, compare first before scaling up — stable batches lead to fewer customer complaints.

The hardness of TPU shoe studs is Shore A 85-95, and soft-soled children's shoes should also stay within this range. If the hardness is too high, it will hurt the feet; if it is too low, it will wear down quickly. Children's shoes need to ensure both ankle support and wear resistance.

TPR is cost-effective but has moderate wear resistance, while TPU is highly wear-resistant but expensive. For beginner training shoes, TPR is sufficient; for competition traction, choose TPU — select according to the level of the court, and don’t go for TPU right away.

Broken shoe studs are not due to poor strength, but because the force values for sudden stops and turns were not measured. Perform bending and torsion tests according to the actual field conditions, and don’t just report tensile strength—the studs break due to working conditions, not from the datasheet.

Three-piece set for cleat inspection: wear, emergency stop torsion, and screw assembly/disassembly. Tests are performed separately on natural grass, artificial turf, and clay; removable studs are repeatedly assembled and disassembled 500 times to check screw strength.

The 90A fixed-anchor with torsion force value passed inspection, and complaints about worn-down and broken spikes both decreased. Samples from each batch are kept for wear resistance testing, and field data are recorded and archived according to site logs.

Common Problems and Solutions of Soccer Shoe Studs

PhenomenonReasonCountermeasure
grind smoothInsufficient wear resistanceReplace wear-resistant material
Broken nailInsufficient strengthSwitch to high-strength material
slipInsufficient tractionChange to nail shape
Cost overrunSelect Grade WidthSelect according to operating conditions
Batch DriftFormula fluctuationLock window

The tensile strength of soccer shoe studs should be accepted at above 35MPa, and the torsion force value should be measured during sudden stops. Stud breakage occurs during sudden stop turns, not in static stretching—torsion tests should be conducted on real fields, not just report tensile strength.

The removable pin threads must pass the inspection of not stripping after being repeatedly assembled and disassembled 500 times. The TPU material shrinks less at the threads, while the PP base material threads are prone to slipping — choose low-shrinkage TPU for removable pins, and do not use general TPR.

The traction of shoe studs is measured separately on natural grass and artificial turf, and the traction value differs by a factor of two. For the same type of stud, traction varies greatly on different surfaces — test the studs for the target surface.

Do not use data from one type of surface to represent all.

Choose the length of football shoe studs according to the type of surface: long studs for natural grass, short studs for artificial turf. The same studs on different fields can have a twofold difference in traction — change studs according to the target field, don’t use one pair for all.

Cologne Customer Case: Cost Overrun Led to Uncompetitive Quote; Custom Grade Returned Costs to Budget

A shoe material factory in Qingdao had football shoe stud material costs exceeding budget, resulting in an uncompetitive quote. Cologne assisted with custom oil/heat-resistant grades that met performance standards and brought costs back within the budget. Customization according to working conditions is necessary to control costs — if costs exceed, the first step is to check if the grade selection was too broad.

Summary

When selecting football shoe studs, first check wear resistance, then verify safety. Children’s soft soles must also follow wear resistance standards, and safety should not be compromised.

There are always questions: Can secondary grade materials be used?

Our answer has always been the same — they can be used in many areas, but not at all in places where they shouldn’t. It’s different from recycled material: one is due to shifted specifications, the other is broken molecular chains.

Ningbo Cologne New Materials Co., Ltd., specializes in modified thermoplastic elastomers, modified nylons (PA6 / PA66 / PA46 / PA11 / PA12 / PA6T / PA9T and nylon alloys), modified PPO / PPS; offers stock of major chemical companies’ nylon resins, secondary grades, and bulk material.

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