Car overalls are an important equipment that can protect the car from the external environment, and can effectively extend the service life of the car. The production process of car overalls is very fine and requires a particularly careful production process. The following is a detailed explanation of the production process of car overalls.
Step 1: Design
The first step in the production of car overalls is the design, the designer draws according to the size of the car, makes the appropriate overalls size, and determines the various details of the design, such as the opening of the door handle, the adjustment rope at the headlights, etc., to ensure that the overalls can be more perfect to fit the car.
Step 2: Select the material
The material of the car overalls is very important, and high-quality materials will make the car overalls more durable, waterproof and UV resistant. We use high quality PET waterproof polyester for production, even if long-term use will not be deformed or damaged.
Step 3: Cut
According to the size of the designed garment, the selected material is cut. This step is very important and requires special attention to the cutting Angle and length of the material to ensure that the garment is not loose or too tight.
Step 4: Sew
The step of sewing the cut material into a rectangular gown is the most time-consuming part of the entire production process. The body dimensions need to be measured precisely to ensure a better fit. In addition, the strength and durability of the sewing thread also need to be considered very carefully to ensure the strength and life of the garment.
Step 5: Detail
The key to making a car overalls is the details, and the details determine success or failure. In this step, attention needs to be paid to the details determined by the designer, such as the adjustment of the details of the door handles, to ensure that the overgarment fits the surface of the car completely.
Step 6: Quality inspection
After the car overalls are made, they are compressed and packed for transport. Before the packing is finished, we will carry out a quality inspection to ensure that the quality and size of the coverings are up to standard.