Every time we open a newly purchased refrigerator, we will feel a kind of relaxed and happy feeling-the smooth and clean outer shell, the neat and clean inner wall, the bright bracket, every line is devoted to the designer's painstaking effort. But on closer inspection, there are some small things that seem not to be harmonious: the doors, brackets, drawers and small parts like ice trays of new refrigerators are often stuck with a white, blue or transparent single-sided tape. Why is this?
In fact, the reason is very simple. A refrigerator is transported from a manufacturing plant to a store, a warehouse, or a consumer's home, and shakes and vibrations are indispensable along the way. If there are no certain fixing measures, the refrigerator door can easily be shaken open during transportation. In addition, movable parts in the refrigerator, such as drawers, brackets, etc., will also be thrown out directly when the refrigerator door is opened, so that by the time the refrigerator reaches the destination, the refrigerator is already covered with cuts. Therefore, refrigerator manufacturers often use single-sided tape to fix shelves, drawers, refrigerator doors, etc., to ensure that each refrigerator will not be damaged due to road shocks when it reaches its destination.
This kind of single-sided tape is usually transparent or very light in color. If you look closely, you will find that these tapes usually have strong toughness, and some of them can see strips of "fibers" on the surface-these are used to enhance the toughness of the tape. Of glass fiber. This type of tape must be strong enough to ensure that the door and moving parts will not be shaken open during transportation. The color transparency is of course taking into account the overall appearance of the refrigerator, but too transparent and easy to make consumers ignore some of the more remote places with tape attached, for example, because some people rarely use ice trays or egg trays, or a certain drawer results in never I didn't find that they were all fixed with tape, but they kept sticking to the tape. Therefore, light blue or light red tape is usually used for fixing.
