Product
Specialized Plant Area
20,000
m2
Specialized Plant Area
Production Lines
15
+
Production Lines
Made every month
5000
+
Made every month
Trusted Brands
20+
+
Trusted Brands
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Raw Material Preparation & Inspection

Raw Material Preparation & Inspection

Purchase all raw materials (steel wire, fabric, foam, non-woven fabric, glue, etc.) and conduct incoming quality inspection.

Spring Core (Support Layer) Production

Spring Core (Support Layer) Production

Form springs from steel wire using a spring coiling machine, then heat treat to relieve stress. Assemble springs into a full "spring unit" (open coil) or individually pocket and glue them to create a "pocket spring unit". Attach border wire around the perimeter of the spring unit, then add cushioning layers (felt, coir, etc.) on both top and bottom.

Comfort Layer & Fabric Quilting

Comfort Layer & Fabric Quilting

Layer comfort materials (foam, latex, memory foam, etc.) with the mattress fabric. Sew them together using a quilting machine to create the patterned mattress top panel (quilting).

Cutting & Panel Separation

Cutting & Panel Separation

Cut the quilted composite fabric into the top panel, bottom panel, and border strip according to design dimensions.

Assembly & Gluing

Assembly & Gluing

Apply eco-friendly glue evenly to the top, bottom, and sides of the spring core. Bond the cut top panel and bottom panel to the core; additional comfort layers may be added between the core and the panels.

Border Taping (Side Stitching)

Border Taping (Side Stitching)

Use a border sewing machine to precisely stitch the top panel, bottom panel, and border strip together, forming a fully enclosed mattress.

Finished Product Inspection & Roller Test

Finished Product Inspection & Roller Test

Check appearance and dimensions. Use a standard roller test machine to simulate human rolling and test the mattress’s support durability.

Packaging & Shipping

Packaging & Shipping

Clean the mattress surface, wrap in plastic bag or vacuum compress (for bed‑in‑a‑box), place into a carton, and seal.

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