Continuous Inflation and Airtight Inflatable Models

Inflatable models are mainly divided into two types: continuous inflation and airtight, which are suitable for different usage scenarios and each has its own advantages. 

The continuous inflation type relies on an external or built-in blower to supply air continuously, maintaining its shape through air pressure. It is mostly made of ordinary Oxford cloth, with a reasonable price and convenient storage, suitable for short-term events, parade mascots and other scenarios. Its disadvantage is that it requires continuous power supply and produces slight blower noise.

Airtight inflatable models adopt airtight fabric and high-frequency seamless welding. After inflation, they can retain air by sealing the valve, without the need for continuous power supply and zero noise. They have strong wind resistance, and the air retention time can reach 7-30 days, suitable for long-term outdoor placement and long-term exhibition use. Its disadvantages are high fabric and process costs, and high requirements for damage repair.

The selection can be determined according to needs: choose the continuous inflation type for short-term events with limited budget; choose the airtight type for long-term placement without fixed power supply. Both types jointly meet the needs of inflatable models in different scenarios.