Machines and Devices for the Tipping of Shoelaces
In the year 2010, the company Artur Müller & Söhne developed a new form of tipping of synthetic laces: Through ultrasound, the fiber is melted and pressed into a mold. This fully automatic process is worldwide unique.
In 2013 was further developed to cut the lace by a laser instead of the knife.
In 2000 Artur Müller & Söhne developped the first shoelace banding machine to label pairs of shoelaces. This machine was completely improved in 2014. Today it has the option of a store of up to 20 pairs, which are filled into a chain while the machine takes off the store pair after pair to label them.
The Tipping Machines of Artur Müller & Söhne produce up to 6,600 shoelaces per hour. 2009 an additional equipment was developed, which enables our customers to produce on these machines with the same speed T-Laces for paper bags.