Cases & Solutions
How Two 24-Station Xingzhong PVC DIP Machines Support Kyros Footwear
Kyros Footwear purchased two 24-station fully automatic Xingzhong PVC DIP machines in 2024 and 2025, followed by on-site maintenance that resolved an oil-seal aging issue in Bangladesh.
Kyros Footwear purchased one 24-station fully automatic Xingzhong PVC DIP shoe injection machine in 2024 and a second in 2025. After Leathertech Bangladesh 2025, William Jiang and a Xingzhong engineer visited the Kyros factory in December 2025, maintained the equipment, and resolved an oil-seal aging issue encountered during production.
The consecutive purchases and later service visit show a practical equipment partnership: stable machinery supports production continuity, while timely engineering assistance helps reduce the risk that a service issue will disrupt planned output. This is not an absolute uptime guarantee; it is a case for dependable equipment backed by responsive technical support.
Kyros Footwear's Manufacturing Base in Bangladesh
Kyros Footwear is a Bangladesh footwear manufacturer operating in Rupganj, Narayanganj. Company materials reviewed during research report operations since 2018 on approximately 112.5 decimal (about 1.125 acres). Reported product groups include PU footwear, PVC injection footwear, and stuck-on slippers, sandals, and sports shoes.
Bangladesh Department of Inspection for Factories and Establishments records reviewed during research listed Kyros Footwear Industries Ltd. as a footwear factory in Rupganj and reported 320 workers at that time. The figure is not presented as audited or real-time data, and this case makes no claim about the current status of any license.
The First 24-Station Fully Automatic PVC DIP Machine in 2024
According to Xingzhong's first-party customer records, Kyros purchased a 24-station fully automatic PVC DIP shoe injection machine in 2024. Direct injection forms the sole onto the upper within an integrated process, making equipment stability important to the rhythm between stations, operators, molds, and downstream handling.
The records confirm the station count, automation level, process, and purchase year. They do not identify a public model number, machine output, mold arrangement, material formulation, or contract value.
A Second Machine Followed in 2025
Kyros added a second Xingzhong 24-station fully automatic PVC DIP machine in 2025. Purchasing the same equipment category in consecutive years indicates a deliberate expansion of installed production resources. It does not prove a specific utilization rate or production increase; those figures have not been provided for publication.
A repeat purchase can also simplify supplier communication because the factory and supplier can discuss operation, service history, and future requirements using a shared technical baseline.
What Two Consecutive Purchases Mean for Production Planning
The Kyros case shows how staged equipment investment can support planning without unsupported capacity claims. With two machines in the same 24-station fully automatic PVC DIP category, the value can be understood in three ways:
- A common machine category gives production and technical teams a consistent reference point for daily coordination.
- Additional installed equipment provides more options when allocating planned production work across available resources.
- A continuing supplier relationship preserves machine history and shortens the path from a reported issue to relevant engineering attention.
From Leathertech Bangladesh 2025 to the Kyros Factory
Leathertech Bangladesh 2025 was held from December 4 to 6 at the International Convention City Bashundhara in Dhaka. The exhibition connected footwear and leather-sector technology suppliers, industry organizations, and manufacturers. Afterward, William Jiang and a Xingzhong engineer traveled to Kyros for on-site equipment support.
Trade exhibitions provide a place to discuss technology and production needs, while a factory visit lets the supplier examine an issue in its operating context. Here, the Dhaka contact led to practical service at the customer's site.
Resolving an Oil-Seal Aging Issue On Site
During production, Kyros had encountered a problem associated with oil-seal aging. Xingzhong's team carried out maintenance during the December 2025 visit and resolved the reported issue. The service record supports that outcome but does not provide a public basis for describing the seal's circuit, failure mode, replacement quantity, repair duration, or effect on output.
Stable Equipment and Responsive Support for Continuous Production
Footwear production depends on more than nominal machine specifications. Managers coordinate labor, materials, molds, schedules, and delivery commitments around predictable equipment. Reliable machinery can reduce unplanned downtime risk and stabilize production rhythms, while responsive service can prevent wider scheduling uncertainty.
Kyros's purchases and service visit demonstrate this combination. The machines provide the production platform, while on-site support extends into their operating life. This case does not promise uninterrupted output.
From Machine Supply to Lifecycle Technical Cooperation
For Xingzhong, the Kyros case records continued responsibility after delivery. Supplying two machines in consecutive years created an equipment relationship; returning with engineering support showed how that relationship can continue when the customer encounters a real production issue.
For Bangladesh and other South Asian footwear manufacturers evaluating PVC direct injection equipment, the case highlights two purchasing questions: whether the machine platform fits the intended process, and whether the supplier can provide relevant technical support after commissioning. Those questions can be as important to long-term production confidence as the initial specification.
Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment did Kyros Footwear purchase from Xingzhong?
Xingzhong customer records show that Kyros purchased two 24-station fully automatic PVC DIP shoe injection machines: one in 2024 and one in 2025. The specific public model number has not been disclosed.
Where is the Kyros Footwear factory located?
Public company and Bangladesh government records place the footwear factory in Rupganj, Narayanganj, within the Dhaka Division of Bangladesh.
What is a PVC DIP shoe injection machine?
A PVC DIP machine supports direct injection production, in which PVC sole material is formed onto a prepared footwear upper within an integrated manufacturing process.
What happened during the December 2025 service visit?
After Leathertech Bangladesh 2025, William Jiang and a Xingzhong engineer visited the Kyros factory, maintained the equipment, and resolved a production issue associated with oil-seal aging.
Does this case identify Kyros's machine capacity or exact model?
No. The case confirms two 24-station fully automatic PVC DIP machines but does not publish a model number, single-machine capacity, actual output, utilization rate, or other unverified configuration details.
Explore Xingzhong PVC Direct Injection Solutions
For a current product reference, review the XZ-988 enclosed-station rotary shoe injection machine. This link supports general evaluation and does not identify the model installed at Kyros.
For process background, read Xingzhong's Direct Injection Process guide.
To discuss station count, materials, factory conditions, or after-sales requirements for a new project, contact Xingzhong.
Sources and Fact Notes
Company background was checked against public company materials during research. Purchase and service details are based on Xingzhong's first-party customer records. Additional public sources are listed below.