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Heat sealing and welding are often used interchangeably when people talk about industrial sewing. Although there are multiple methods of joining fabrics like vinyl together, the end result of vinyl welding is the same: a waterproof and airtight hermetic seal. How Does RF Vinyl Welding Work? Though it’s been around since at least the 1970s, […]

Learn how anti-G suits protect pilots from G-LOC, and why precision manufacturing is essential for aerospace and defense.

Vinyl Technology is an anti-G suit manufacturer with 40+ years of experience supplying high-G garments for aerospace and defense programs.

Discover how anti-g suits are manufactured, what drives their cost, and why precision matters in every stitch, weld, and component.

X-ray positioning cushions aid accurate imaging. Learn about materials, design, radiolucency, comfort, and safety standards for medical-grade cushions.

It’s hard to believe that we have been venturing into space since the 1950s and yet, over seventy years later, we still have not sent humans beyond the moon. And while national commitments to space travel might wax and wane, private enterprise has taken the lead in the human exploration of space. From reusable rockets […]

Military UAV fuel tanks require high-performing fuel bladders that provide mechanical strength and airtightness for military operations.

Radio frequency welding, also known as dielectric welding, is a plastic welding process that utilizes high-frequency electric fields for sealing plastics together. This process allows manufacturers to join thermoplastic materials together and is especially useful for welding lap joints or seals on plastic sheets or plastic parts. This process is so effective that it’s become […]

What is the Difference Between Industrial Sewing & Traditional Sewing? Industrial sewing is the process of attaching two pieces of specialty film or fabric by stitching them together using specialized industrial sewing machines. The main difference between industrial sewing and other kinds of sewing is that the industrial kind rarely involves clothing, generally being focused […]