A chappal/sleeper making machine is a piece of machinery used to produce chappals and sleepers. The machine is typically made up of a number of different components, including a rubber sheet feeder, a cutting system, a molding system, and a curing system.
The rubber sheet feeder feeds the rubber sheet into the cutting system, where it is cut into the desired shape. The molding system molds the rubber sheet into the desired shape of the chappal or sleeper. The curing system cures the rubber to make it durable.
Chappal/sleeper making machines can be either manual or automatic. Manual machines require a human operator to feed the rubber sheet into the machine and to control the different processes. Automatic machines can operate without any human intervention, and they are typically more productive than manual machines.
Chappal/sleeper making machines are used in a variety of industries, including the footwear industry, the construction industry, and the medical industry. They are also used in a number of other industries, such as the automotive industry and the packaging industry.