Home Companies Look Inside the Production of Hanwag We need your consent to enable the rating function!This feature is only available when corresponding consent is given. Please read the details and accept the service to enable rating function.More informationAcceptRate BookmarkShare More on the topicPromotion Promotion Accept payments. Simple & everywhere. Promotion Material Lab – How to detoxify and decarbonize your products Promotion From Dirk Nowitzki to the Olympic Games: How Bauerfeind supports athletes with customized medical products All about Promotion Although the machines in Hanwags factory are very modern, every single one of them is operated manually. Image credit: Hanwag Leather is a important raw material for Hanwags shoe-production. Image credit: Hanwag During many individual operations, the high-quality skin from european beef is made into bulk stock leather. The dyeing follows after the tanning, as seen in this picture. Image credit: Hanwag No, this isn't a toaster. This machine is heating and activating the glue for putting the shoe and the sole together. Image credit: Hanwag Pure handcraft. The shoe on the picture has already been armed with a rubble-protection. Now the outer sole will be sticked on. Image credit: Hanwag The leather factory Heinen based in Wegberg near Düsseldorf is an important partner of Hanwag. They are producing high-quality leather following european sustainability-standards. Image credit: Hanwag The Development Manager Andreas Settele has been working for Hanwag since July 2016. He is developing new products with his team in Vierkirchen. Image credit: Hanwag At the end every single shoe is checked by a worker. They are removing glue leavings, the bootstrap strecher and are putting shoelaces in. Image credit: Hanwag The developers at Hanwag are aiming to produce a sturdy and robust shoe, that is able to survive many years and a lot of hiking tours. Image credit: Hanwag Page 1 of 9 Share article: More on the topic PromotionShow all Promotion Unzer Promotion Decarbonizing products: the Material Lab of the ISPO Sustainability Hub showcases future-proof alternatives Top TopicsAwardsMountain sportsBikeFitnessHealthISPO MunichRunningBrandsSustainabilityOlympiaOutDoorPromotionSports BusinessTextrendsTriathlonWater sportsWinter sportseSportsSportsTechOutDoor by ISPOHeroesTransformationFashionUrban CultureChallenges of a CEOTrade fairsSportsFind the BalanceProduct reviewsThis might also interest you 12/21/2023 Top 10: The most popular sports brands on Instagram 05/12/2023 Ulrika Björk from Polygiene: "We should all wash less". 02/15/2023 Corporate responsibility at Houdini: The journey of our lifetime
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