EnglishSteam pressure: a balance between penetration and efficiency
The steam pressure of a steam iron refers to the steam pressure generated by the steam generator inside the iron, which determines the strength and penetration of the steam when it is ejected. For Garment Steamers with Rollers, the appropriate steam pressure ensures that the steam penetrates evenly into each layer of the clothing fiber, thereby effectively removing wrinkles.
Generally speaking, the steam pressure of clothing steam irons ranges from a low of a few Pascals to a high of several hundred Pascals. The required steam pressure is also different for different types of clothing. For example, for delicate and fragile materials such as silk and lace, a lower steam pressure can achieve the ideal ironing effect, and too high pressure may damage the clothing fibers; while for thick and durable materials such as denim and linen, a higher steam pressure is required to penetrate the fibers and achieve the purpose of deep ironing.
Modern Garment Steamers with Rollers are usually equipped with a steam pressure adjustment function, and users can choose the appropriate steam pressure level according to the material and thickness of the clothing. This design not only ensures the ironing effect, but also avoids the risk of damaging clothes due to excessive steam pressure.
Temperature setting: the key to adapting to a variety of materials
Temperature is another crucial parameter in the ironing process. It directly determines the heat transfer when the iron contacts the clothes, which in turn affects the ironing effect and the protection of the clothes.
The temperature setting of the garment steam iron is usually flexible, with multiple gears from low to high temperatures. The required ironing temperature is also different for different types of clothes. For example, materials such as synthetic fibers and nylon are easy to deform or melt at higher temperatures, so a lower ironing temperature needs to be selected; while natural fibers such as cotton, linen, and wool can be ironed at a higher temperature to achieve a better flattening effect.
Some high-end Garment steamers with rollers are also equipped with an intelligent temperature control system that can automatically adjust the ironing temperature according to the material and thickness of the clothes. This design not only improves the convenience of ironing, but also greatly reduces the risk of damaging clothes due to improper temperature.
Coping with the wrinkle removal needs of different clothes
In actual use, the steam pressure and temperature settings of the garment steam iron with rollers are usually sufficient to meet the wrinkle removal needs of different clothes. Here are some examples of specific application scenarios:
Silk clothing: Silk clothing is delicate and soft, and requires lower steam pressure and temperature to iron. Selecting the appropriate gear can ensure that silk clothing retains its original luster and texture after ironing.
Cotton clothing: Cotton clothing is thick and durable, and requires higher steam pressure and temperature to penetrate the fibers and achieve a deep ironing effect. Garment steam irons with rollers can usually easily cope with the ironing needs of such clothing.
Synthetic fiber clothing: Synthetic fiber clothing is easy to deform or melt at higher temperatures, so lower ironing temperatures and steam pressures need to be selected. Garment steam irons with rollers can ensure that such clothing remains flat and undamaged after ironing through precise temperature and steam pressure control.
Heavy clothing: For heavy clothing such as coats and thick sweaters, the higher steam pressure and temperature settings of garment steam irons with rollers can ensure that the steam penetrates deep into the fibers and effectively removes wrinkles. At the same time, the design of the roller also makes the ironing process easier and more convenient.
