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The company currently has more than 70 injection molding machines for production, and uses automatic manipulators, conveyor belts and so on to build a modern workshop with no personnel operation. Output of bags can reach as high as 10,000 pieces.For research and development, in order to solve the problems of material independence, our company's technical department has worked together with the High Polymer College of Zhejiang University and other professional institutions for continuous technological transformation and upgrading.In terms of quality, the bags are produced
So far our company has covered a factory area of fifteen thousand square meters. And we sincerely welcome customers to visit our factory and establish long-term partnerships with us.
Including PP foldable luggage, zipper luggage, lock luggage, kids luggage, cosmetic cases and foldable shopping cart.
From simple to complex luggage designs and small to large orders, bubule luggage company can handle almost any scale of work.
In recent years we have seen a major shift to 4 wheels on all suitcases, and with good reason, on the whole they are easier to manage and better balanced – but a 2 wheel suitcase has some surprising benefits and may be a better choice for some types of travel.4 Wheel SuitcasesMajor Benefits4 wheel suitcases are very easy to manoeuvre and manage, particularly if you have more than one suitcase. They are a dream though the airport.4 Wheel suitcases are better balanced, depending on how you pack, if the weight distribution is out of whack in a 2 wheel case they can tip over, 4 wheel cases don’t have this problem.They require much less effort to ‘wheel’ – as they wheel along beside you rather than being dragged.They can be pushed in front of you – particularly advantageous if you want to wheel your cabin bag or a suitcase on to the plane or a train, they can be turned sideways and fit down the aisle, a 2 wheel suitcase would have to be picked up and carried.Major DrawbacksThe 4 wheels tend to be 360 degree spinner wheels housed in a casing, these are terrific on smooth surfaces like at the airport, but they can really struggle on rough surfaces. If you need to wheel your suitcase on footpaths, roads, dirt roads, cobblestones or over grass, a 2 wheel might be a better option, or look for a 4 wheel case with big, robust wheels particularly on the rear.The 4 Wheels are housed in casings that are completely exposed, 2 wheels tend to be on axles with the wheels sitting quite flush to the case, and the external casings have a greater chance of being broken in transit. They can be quite easily fixed, but not when you’re on the go – and a missing or broken wheel can really slow you down. Look for a case with bigger wheels and a really solid, integrated housing.A 4 wheel suitcase can get away from you pretty quickly if you’re standing on a bit of a slope, and a full large suitcase can pick up speed quickly! Not such an issue in the airport, but imagine yourself loading the family into a taxi at the hotel, and your little one lets your suitcase go, next minute your chasing it down the (hopefully not busy)road!2 Wheel SuitcasesMajor BenefitsMore often than not, as soon as you've left the airport it's more convenient to pull your suitcase behind you, a 2 wheel suitcase is better suited to this.If you need to spend a little time off road 2 wheel suitcases are better equipped – they generally handle cobblestones, dirt roads and footpaths better than a 4 wheel suitcase.The wheels tend to break less as they don't stick out as much.Major DrawbacksIf you're travelling with more than one suitcase it's near impossible to wheel them both at the same time – 4 wheel suitcases are no trouble. To get around this with a 2 wheel suitcase look for models with a piggy back strap.You generally can't wheel a 2 wheel suitcase all the way to your seat on the plane as they are too wide for the aisle.2 Wheel suitcases can tip forward if they are not balanced properly when you pack.As the quality of the 4 wheels has improved we are seeing less 2 wheel options on the market, as a better quality set of wheels can handle more rugged terrain and stands up to the wear and tear of transit much better. When you're shopping for your suitcase pay close attention to the wheels and when you test it out, try pushing it and pulling it to make sure it's a smooth ride however you wheel it.So which is best for you?For the vast majority of travellers 4 wheels are convenient and easier to manage so a great option. However the following considerations should be kept in mind when making your decision;Will you need to wheel your suitcase over rough terrain often? If you are spending a few months on the road in Europe for example, a 2 wheel suitcase may manage the cobblestones a little better. Or if you're favourite retreat in Thailand is accessed via a long dirt path make sure the wheels are up to task.If you're a frequent traveller or do a bit of mixed travel pay close attention to the wheels before you purchase, a 4 wheel suitcase is perfectly suitable but look for a bag where the wheels have notable quality features that are correct for what you need. The ‘double’ wheels (sometimes referred to as 8 wheels) are generally more robust.
Many of my friends complained about the poor quality of the trolley case after using it for a long time. In fact, otherwise, it is not the damage caused by the poor quality of the trolley case. If you do not know how to maintain the trolley case, it is also a major cause of damage.1.When using the trolley box, pay attention to prevent high temperature and strong acid and alkali environment, and the high pressure environment will also make your trolley box deform.2. Avoid scratches by sharp objects such as knives. No matter how hard a trolley case is, it cannot compete with knives.3. You can use cold water when cleaning, but please don't iron it, it will scald the skin.4. The use of the trolley case should avoid being in a humid environment for a long time, which will make the trolley case lose its original toughness.5. The trolley case uses a rag to clean the metal fittings, which can effectively prevent fading.6. Try not to let the trolley case walk on some uneven roads, so the loss of your trolley case wheels is considerable.7. When pulling your trolley case, pay attention to the slight force, not too much, so that it can be more smooth.
When you live out of a suitcase, good luggage is essential. From carry-ons to day bags to checked baggage, I've spent a lot of years curating the perfect collection. Travel is so much easier when you have the right kind of bag for the trip. And, of course, quality is key. You definitely don't want your bag falling apart at the airport.Need an upgrade? Here's a rundown of the best luggage, bags, and suitcases for travel.My luggage changes from trip to trip, depending on the type of gear I'll need for activities, as well as the length of my stay! Typically, I'll use the following for each kind of trip:Weekend GetawayI take my camera bag with me on every trip just to keep all of my electronics and camera gear organized. Depending on the weather for my weekend getaway, I'll typically take a roller carry-on and a small bag.One Week TripFor a week-long trip, I'll take my camera backpack and check my suitcase, If it's a cold-weather destination, an additional carry-on bag might be needed to make room for boots and heavy coats.Two-Week TripIf my trip is about two weeks, I'll start packing by filling my camera bag and a larger suitcase to check, and move to my second checked bag if necessary!Three Weeks or LongerTypically if I'm traveling for three weeks or longer I'll pack 1-2 luggage bags and my camera backpack. And I really try to pack light, but any longer than three weeks and I may have to bring along a carry-on as well!Top Checked Bags for TravelWhen it comes to checked bags, I opt for double-compartment luggage for optimal organization and space. Having different compartments to stash things makes it infinitely easier to know where everything is (and re-pack at the end of a trip).
