Don't underestimate this small trampoline; its manufacturing process is incredibly meticulous! Take frame-type trampolines, for example. The metal frame is typically made of galvanized steel pipes or aluminum alloy, undergoing welding, polishing, and rust-proofing to ensure load-bearing capacity and durability. The mesh surface is the core of the trampoline, composed of four layers: a skin-friendly soft rubber surface, a second layer of super nylon for elasticity, a third layer of break-resistant rubber, and a fourth layer of soft rubber cushioning. The springs undergo rigorous tensile testing to ensure they can withstand tens of thousands of jumps without breaking.
The production of smart trampolines is even more complex. In addition to traditional components, sensors, circuit boards, and displays need to be installed. For example, Merach's smart trampolines have built-in Hall sensors and Bluetooth modules, transmitting data in real time via an app. Quality control is crucial during production. For instance, the mesh surface undergoes tear resistance testing, the springs undergo fatigue testing, and the frame undergoes load-bearing testing to ensure that every component meets safety standards.
