An all-weather OEM/ODM program built around measurable waterproof targets. Define the waterproof package and test plan to reduce leakage complaints.
Starts from 100 pcs (program-dependent).
Fabric + seam sealing scope + zipper standard + pocket lip design.
AQL-based inspection with functional checks and records.
Avoid ambiguous “waterproof” claims. Use a defined package and a measurable test plan.
| Parameter | Typical Spec | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric | TPU-coated or laminated waterproof textile | Define denier and finish for each panel. |
| Seam sealing | Defined scope | List which seams are taped and tape width. |
| Zippers | Water-resistant zipper standard | Define smoothness and cycle targets for QC. |
| Divider | 5-way or 14-way | Choose based on segment and weight target. |
| Testing | Program-defined targets | Hydrostatic head + spray/rain simulation + ingress checks. |
| Failure control | Openings and lips | Pocket lip geometry is a common leak path. |
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Example case format: requirement → solution → delivery.
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Goal: fewer leakage claims. Solution: defined waterproof scope + functional checks + QC records.
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Goal: consistent waterproof performance. Solution: seam tape map + adhesion checks + zipper standards.
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Goal: faster warranty resolution. Solution: spare parts planning + inspection records + clear acceptance criteria.
It should be a defined package: waterproof fabric + seam sealing scope + zipper standard + pocket opening design, backed by a measurable test plan.
Yes. Choose based on the segment. 5-way is often better for weight targets, while 14-way is organization-first. Align waterproof scope across both.
Zippers and openings are the most common ingress paths. Define zipper standards, pocket lip geometry, and seam tape adhesion controls.