F.A.Q

About Glove Production Line

   

Q1: What types of gloves can the glove dipping equipment produce?

A: The equipment can be configured for latex gloves, nitrile gloves, PVC gloves, and PU-coated gloves. The specific application depends on the coating material, former type, coagulant system, drying and curing process, and overall line configuration.

Q2: What causes pinholes in gloves?

A: Pinholes may be caused by air bubbles in the latex, uneven coagulant, excessively high former temperature, high latex temperature, incomplete former cleaning, or unstable dipping parameters.

Q3: How are warranty and after-sales service arranged?

A: A common arrangement is a 12-month warranty for mechanical and electrical parts, excluding wear parts. After-sales service usually includes spare parts supply, remote guidance, on-site repair, and regular maintenance plans.

 

Q4: What information is required when purchasing a complete line?

A: It is recommended to provide the target product, daily or hourly capacity, workshop dimensions, energy conditions, coating material, former specifications, automation level, export country, and certification requirements.

  

  

About Condom Production Line

 

Q1: What materials are mainly used in condom dipping? Can the equipment produce PU condoms?

A: Natural latex condoms mainly use concentrated natural rubber latex. Polyurethane condoms usually require polyurethane solutions or PUD, together with different former designs, drying systems and solvent handling arrangements.

 

Q2：What processes are included in a fully automatic condom dipping line?

A: A typical line includes former cleaning, preheating, latex dipping, drying, second dipping, vulcanization, beading, stripping, washing, and electronic testing.

 

Q3：Are electronic testing and burst testing part of the equipment scope?

A: Electronic pinhole testing is usually integrated into the production line or supplied as a supporting inspection system. Burst testing and tensile testing can be performed by laboratory testing equipment or conducted through sampling inspection, and should be confirmed separately.

 

Q4：How are warranty and after-sales service arranged?

A: A common arrangement is a 12-month warranty for mechanical and electrical parts, excluding wear parts. After-sales service usually includes spare parts supply, remote guidance, on-site repair, and regular maintenance plans.

 

Q5：What information is required for a complete line quotation?

A: Please provide target product, hourly/daily/annual capacity, workshop dimensions, energy conditions, latex type, former specifications, automation level, export country, and certification requirements.

 

 

About Balloon Production Line

 

Q1: What is the production process of latex balloons?

A: A typical process is former cleaning and preheating → coagulant dipping → latex dipping → dripping → drying → second dipping (optional) → beading → vulcanization and shaping → demoulding → washing → inflation printing → inspection and packing.

 

Q2: What is the difference between fully automatic and semi-automatic balloon dipping lines?

A: A fully automatic line can usually handle former cleaning, preheating, dipping, drying, beading, demoulding and printing automatically, while manual work is mainly limited to loading, inspection and packaging. A semi-automatic line requires lower investment but more manual operation, with relatively lower output and stability.

 

Q3: What information is required for a complete line quotation?

A: Please provide target product type, hourly/daily capacity, workshop dimensions, energy conditions, latex type, former specifications, automation level, printing requirements, export country and certification requirements.