Chapter 734 - Wetsuit Production

Chapter 734 - Wetsuit Production

"Excellent Edith!

I couldn’t have said it better myself.

Anyone else?

You can also talk about the positives that you noticed too."

As usual, many people raised their hands swiftly.

"Rob, go!"

"Thank you, overseer Wiggins.

Even though we failed in some aspects, I did notice that the suit did offer some sort of protection just as planned.

These suits are supposed to offer protection against jellyfish stings, rocky reefs and other light injuries.

The moment the volunteer went down and ’accidentally’ injured himself, the suit did its part and made sure that he wasn’t scratched or injured.

This is good!"

(*^_^*)

Even though they had failed, everyone was still filled with enough enthusiasm and emotions that could light up the sun.

Their feelings right now were alive and real.

They discussed happily, while secretly screaming in their hearts at the thought of being part of a research team.

Hahahhahahahah!

They could now call themselves proud scientists!

Even those from the textile industry smiled at this thought.

They felt like a scientist in a secret organization.

You say that you’re a star?

Sorry!

They were secret researchers working on the next best thing!

And what was it that they were working on?

Sorry, can’t say.

It’s all part of their secret organization’s rules.

Hahahhahahahahaha!

(^∆^)

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Time went by, and soon... they headed towards production again.

They had come up with different theories and reasons why they failed, as well as remembered where they did succeed.

So now, it was time to put everything to the test.

In a flash, everyone went to their workstations.

Wetsuits allowed a small amount of water to seep between it and the body’s skin.

From there, body heat will warm the water, insulating the swimmers and keeping them warm.

That was the basic concept of the wetsuits in a nutshell.

The wetsuits were supposed to allow a certain amount of water to pass through, so the body can heat it up and keep the diver warm.

Unfortunately, poorly-fitted or badly designed wetsuits don’t trap this water layer very well... and might let too much cold water in, which in turn freezes the diver instead.

And due to the strong nature of the glue, each part adhered instantly with other parts... and the wetsuit came together quickly.

’So far so good’, they thought.

Everyone continued production seriously.

And after joining all pieces together, they flipped their suits inside out and carefully stitched it up with their sewing machines.

This part was also essential and needed their full attention.

Well, since they didn’t want to go all the way through the fabric, they used curved needles instead.

This was typically called blind stitching, which was perfect for wetsuits since it wouldn’t puncture the fabric or part of the neoprene material within the suit that was supposed to form a barrier between the water and the diver.

Following that they use a hot roller to apply Nylon tap to the back of the seams for extra waterproofing.

And while that was going on, a nozzle blew hot air to melt the adhesive glue into the fabric.

Now, they sewed in their zips at the back and installed a hook & loop stopper to prevent unzipping.

But how could it stop there?

Rubberized glue was also rubbed around the zipper, and another neoprene carving was placed on top of the upper area, creating a waterproof barrier there.

Of course, they had been sewing everything inside out.

So now, they turned the suit to the proper side and checked the zip to test the workmanship.

The suit was tight as it should be, and everything looked okay.

Phew!

It was done.

The suit was completed.

Now, they just had to test out these bad boys and see if their earlier adjustments worked.

Inspection time!

"Call in volunteer 5 from department 2."

"_"

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Just like that, Sophia, Wiggins and their research team hurried away hopefully.

They prayed that this time, they succeeded.

Of course, It wasn’t just them who fell into the amazing world of research.

Many other industries were running around too.

There was excitement in the air, as well as frustration.

Everyone looked forward to the future.

Things were really looking great.

But while Baymard was on the verge of a technological breakthrough, other areas were currently experiencing a crisis.

"My lord... my lord.

They’re here!

They’re here!"

"F***!

Quickly, haul me out through the window."

"But my lord..."

"I said do it now!!"

"_"