The difference between machine weaving and manual weaving of wigs

The difference between machine weaving and manual weaving of wigs

 1. Different approaches: Needle delivery refers to workers pulling a layer of simulated scalp on the basis of a single layer of mesh, and then passing the hair out of the simulated scalp. It is the most cumbersome process in wigs. The mechanism is that the machine presses the hair one by one onto the hairnet to make a hair curtain, and the hair cannot be independently sewn without permission.

 2. Price difference: the cost difference between mechanism and manual work is 10 times.

 3. Quality difference: the mechanism is relatively rough.

 Machine weaving

 "Weaving is a process in which workers first tie their hair into pieces of hair curtains, and then use machines to fix the hair curtains and the mesh bottom together. Therefore, most of the processes for this type of product are completed by machines, resulting in lower labor costs and easier and faster production. Therefore, the price is relatively friendly compared to the beginners of wigs.". Due to the layered and fixed hair curtain, compared to hand woven products, woven products appear thicker and less breathable.

 Hand weaving

 I believe that those of you who have seen the weaving section above have some ideas for hand woven products. Simply put, hand weaving is the process of manually hooking hair onto the mesh bottom, which can well simulate the direction of human hair growth. In this regard, it will make the hand woven wig look more realistic and enhance its breathability. Due to the time-consuming and laborious nature of hand woven wigs, it takes almost a month to produce a full hand woven real person wig, so there is a difference in price between natural and woven hair sets.