0.52mm PVC Tarpaulin Large Amusement Park Inflatable Land Park

Material selection: The materials used to manufacture the inflatable park must have characteristics such as softness, elasticity, and durability. Generally, materials such as PVC, nylon, or polyester fibers are used. Manufacturers typically choose strong substrates composed of multiple layers of fabric and durable coatings.

Design and CAD models: Before manufacturing, design and CAD models are needed. Designers will design inflatable parks of different shapes according to customer requirements and site size specifications, and generate 3D CAD models to confirm whether the size and shape meet customer requirements.

Cutting and welding: Cut the selected materials into the required sizes and shapes, and then use a high-frequency electric punching and welding machine to connect the various parts together. Proper process and technology need to be mastered during welding to ensure firm, tight, and leak-free welds.

Inflation: After the welding is completed, the structure needs to be inflated. Electric or gas fans are usually used to provide air for the inflatable park to keep it in an inflated state. Proper air pressure and inflation time should be noted during inflation.

Inspection and quality control: After manufacturing is completed, inspections and quality control are required for the inflatable park. The manufacturer will conduct strict testing on each product to ensure that it meets national safety standards and customer requirements. If there are any quality problems, they must be replaced or repaired in a timely manner.

Packaging and transportation: Finally, after all testing and quality control are completed, packaging and transportation are required. The manufacturer will wrap the inflatable park with plastic sheets or low-density polyethylene foam material and use wooden or cardboard boxes for outer packaging. Moisture-proof, shock-proof, and protection need to be noted during transportation.

Hot spray coating process: This process involves using a hot spray machine to spray a PVC coating onto the fabric and then heating it to fuse it together. This process ensures a smooth surface and reduces wear and tear on the product. However, it requires certain technical requirements and equipment support.

Transfer printing process: This process involves first printing the design pattern on special paper and then using a transfer printing machine to transfer the pattern onto the PVC fabric. This process makes the pattern clearer, fuller, and improves the appearance quality of the product.

Manual sewing process: This process relies on manual sewing and is usually suitable for small inflatable amusement facilities or customized products. The manual sewing process can ensure the quality and beauty of the product, but requires a longer production cycle and higher labor costs.

High-frequency welding process: This process involves using a high-frequency electric punching and welding machine to connect various parts together. This process ensures strong, tight, and leak-free welds. At the same time, this process can produce large-scale inflatable amusement facilities.