Introduction Of Hangers

A hanger, a rack for putting on clothes. "Luban Jingjiang Mirror" mentions that there are two kinds of clothes hangers and flower hangers, which are relatively rare outside. The hangers of the time were different from the hangers of today. Most modern hangers are hook or fork type, and clothes are mostly hung on the hook at the neck collar.

Ancient clothes hangers, including clothes hangers in the Qing Dynasty, were mostly in the form of crossbars, with columns on both sides, upper and lower wooden pier bases, and horizontal boards or crossbars between the two. Out of dragon and phoenix pattern or Ganoderma lucidum or cloud head and the like. Under the crossbar, there is an openwork decoration on the Anzhong brand, which mainly plays a firm role. After the clothes are taken off, they are placed on the bar. Also, there is a movie of the same name.

In China, "clothing rack" generally means "lifting drying rack", which is divided into manual and electric. Manual (hand crank) is more popular. The reason why electric vehicles have not been popularized is due to the technical immaturity of the entire industry and the limitations of after-sales service - after all, it is mounted on the ceiling, and it is not as easy to move for maintenance as small appliances. Or manual (hand crank) dominates the market. "Clothing rack" is a special product in China. The industry has only been formed for nearly ten years. Since its inception, the technology has been continuously improved and changed. Its basic components are: hand crank (responsible for lifting and self-locking), steel wire, steering gear , top seat, drying rod, hanger. The hand crank is the core component of the drying rack.