The reason for tying the ice pack band around once for reinforcement (practical + export version)
One sentence: One layer of reinforcement = Resistance to tearing, deformation and thread separation. This is a necessary process for export goods.
1. Anti-tear protection (the most crucial)
- The bandage is repeatedly stretched, adhered and pulled, with all the force concentrated at the edges.
- Without reinforcement: It will crack when pulled, the edges will become frayed, and it will be directly scrapped.
- One-layer reinforcement: Locks the fabric and the diving material together, and it won't crack no matter how it is pulled.
2. Anti-deformation, no edge curling
- The diving material is soft and will fray, curl or twist over time.
- One-inch stitching/lining: The straps remain flat at all times, fitting snugly against the skin and not causing any discomfort.
3. Anti-breakage, durability doubles
- The regular vehicle lines only run on one side. After being washed and dried several times, they will be changed to another line and then used.
- The entire circumference is fully reinforced: resistant to washing, drying, and stretching, meeting the durable standards of Europe and America.
4. Upgrade the quality, making it more marketable and easier to export.
- Without reinforcement: Low cost, prone to customer complaints
- Reinforced in one circle: Well-made, good texture, more likely to get orders from overseas customers
5. Safe and non-irritating to the skin
- The fringes and loose threads can irritate the skin and tangle the hair.
- After being reinforced around the edges, they become smooth and can be used by children and those with sensitive skin.
6. Adheres to Velcro more firmly
Repeatedly pulling off the adhesive tape will loosen the fabric.
After reinforcing the edges, the fabric becomes firmer and the adhesive tape sticks more securely and does not come off.
Summary
Adding a single strap for reinforcement results in significant improvements at a low cost:
Durability ↑ Firmness ↑ Quality ↑ Complaints ↓ Returns ↓
