(1) From small to large, there are 3-inch, 5-inch, 6-inch, 9-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch, 16-inch, 18-inch, 30-inch, 48 Inch and 60 Inch balloons. In the early days, balloon decoration was introduced from abroad. Most of the balloons used used were imported balloons. The size of imported balloons was generally named in inches. For example, 10 inch balloons can be called 10 inch balloons.
(2) The size of the balloon is named after its inflated diameter. For example, 5-inch balloon (or 5-inch balloon) refers to a balloon inflated with a diameter of 5 inches, 1 inch is equal to 2.54 cm, and the balloon inflated with a diameter of 12 cm; 10 inch balloon refers to a balloon inflated with a diameter of 25 cm (10 inches * 2.54 cm / inch = 25 cm).
(3) Balloon specifications are also expressed in grams. For example, 1.8g balloon means that each balloon weighs 1.8g, which we call 180 balloons for short. Weight is one of the reference standards for balloon quality. For example, a balloon of the same size (10 inch ball) will have a heavier mass than a lighter ball.
(4) The size of the balloon is also indicated by a number. Ball 5 = 5-inch balloon; ball 6 = 10-inch balloon; ball 8 = 12-inch balloon.
(5) In balloon decoration, we usually use 5-inch and 10-inch balloons, one big and one small. Other balloons use less size and are often used for shape embellishment.
(6) The magic balloon is 2 inches in diameter and 60 inches in length when inflated. The size of magic balloon also has the specifications of Chen 160 and Chen 350.
(2) The size of the balloon is named after its inflated diameter. For example, 5-inch balloon (or 5-inch balloon) refers to a balloon inflated with a diameter of 5 inches, 1 inch is equal to 2.54 cm, and the balloon inflated with a diameter of 12 cm; 10 inch balloon refers to a balloon inflated with a diameter of 25 cm (10 inches * 2.54 cm / inch = 25 cm).
(3) Balloon specifications are also expressed in grams. For example, 1.8g balloon means that each balloon weighs 1.8g, which we call 180 balloons for short. Weight is one of the reference standards for balloon quality. For example, a balloon of the same size (10 inch ball) will have a heavier mass than a lighter ball.
(4) The size of the balloon is also indicated by a number. Ball 5 = 5-inch balloon; ball 6 = 10-inch balloon; ball 8 = 12-inch balloon.
(5) In balloon decoration, we usually use 5-inch and 10-inch balloons, one big and one small. Other balloons use less size and are often used for shape embellishment.
(6) The magic balloon is 2 inches in diameter and 60 inches in length when inflated. The size of magic balloon also has the specifications of Chen 160 and Chen 350.