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The concept of nail machines dates back to the early 1990s when nail salons began to pop up across urban landscapes, introducing a variety of nail services to the general public. Initially, these services relied heavily on manual techniques—nail filing, polishing, and art creation were all done by hand. As the demand for intricate designs and durable finishes grew, the industry recognized the need for machines to streamline and enhance these processes.

The fiberglass production process begins with raw materials, primarily silica sand, alumina, and various additives. These materials undergo a melting process at extremely high temperatures, typically around 1,400 to 1,600 degrees Celsius. The melted glass is then formed into fibers using several methods, including the traditional plunge method and more advanced techniques like the blow method. The choice of method often depends on the desired fiber diameter and application.

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