Good news for inflatable products in water parks -the elastic connection tow rope

2025-08-22

As a rapidly developing form of leisure and entertainment in recent years, marine amusement parks have become a popular destination for families and children during the summer season, owing to their unique water-based experiences and diverse range of attractions. These parks typically feature a variety of facilities such as large water slides, water trampolines, and floating obstacle courses, which have attracted a significant number of visitors and have been increasingly adopted and promoted globally.

However, this business model faces a notable technical challenge during operation: during high tide, the rising water levels can generate abnormal tension on the ropes connecting the amusement facilities to the underwater anchoring system. Traditional cables, which lack sufficient deformation capacity, are prone to stress concentration caused by frequent tidal fluctuations. This can lead to issues such as localized tearing of inflatable structures, detachment of anchor points, or even overall displacement of the facility. These problems not only increase equipment maintenance costs but also pose potential safety hazards.

To address this issue, we have developed a specialized drag rope with high elasticity and fatigue resistance. The product is constructed from high-molecular composite fiber materials and manufactured using a proprietary weaving technique, offering excellent elastic recovery performance and strong resistance to seawater corrosion. Its key advantage lies in its ability to absorb impact energy through elastic elongation when water levels fluctuate due to tidal changes. This significantly reduces the peak tension loads on inflatable components and anchor points, thereby enhancing the structural reliability and longevity of the facilities in dynamic marine environments.

Furthermore, the drag rope is lightweight, easy to install, and resistant to ultraviolet aging. It is capable of adapting to a wide range of marine conditions, extending the service life of the overall system, reducing long-term maintenance expenses for operators, and providing robust technical support for the safe and stable operation of marine amusement parks.

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