The forming technologies used in footwear and bag hardware are diverse, primarily including Stamping, Die Casting, and CNC Machining. Each method offers distinct advantages in material compatibility, surface precision, and production efficiency. When combined with subsequent surface finishing processes—such as plating, PVD, and polishing—they deliver high-quality hardware components that balance functionality with refined design.

Riveting molds are key tools for riveting metal accessories such as eyelets and rivets onto shoe, bags, and various leather and fabric parts. Their precision and durability directly affect riveting quality, production efficiency, and product consistency. To maintain stable processing quality, it is important not only to select the appropriate mold specifications, but also to implement proper operation, regular maintenance, and lifespan management. This article summarizes the key points of riveting mold usage, maintenance intervals, lifespan management, and common troubleshooting methods, helping operators develop the correct maintenance mindset, reduce equipment issues and production costs, and improve overall process efficiency and product quality.