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保安灯マルチ金具
Convenient for attaching safety lights. A versatile clamp that can be mounted in various locations.
Compatible with φ39.5 to 41mm warning lights
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Eco Pedestrian Mat
Ensures safe passages for pedestrians
・Made of recycled resin, making it lighter, stronger, and more crack-resistant than rubber
・Sturdy with a thickness of 5mm
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プラフェンス
Temporary fences used for safety and access control at construction sites and event venues.
・Lightweight plastic design allows for double-stacking
・Features a round-bar mesh that is resistant to staining
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会議テーブル
Flexibly combined to suit the number of people and purpose
A simple wood-grain-patterned foldable desk.
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Whiteboard
Standard supply products
Available in blank and monthly schedule formats on one side, allowing you to use them as needed.
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ABC粉末消火器 10型
Stored-pressure powder fire extinguisher compatible with various fires
An essential item for peace of mind in case of an emergency
For Class A (ordinary), Class B (oil), and Class C (electrical) fires
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コンスアーチ
A foldable mobile scaffolding ideal for renovation work while straddling obstacles.
・Allows scaffolding to be assembled over existing machinery during renovation work.
・Unit structure reduces assembly and disassembly time.
・Equipped with standard handrails, four-directional sensor devices, and dedicated toe boards.
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耐荷式スロープビルド
Roll-up aluminum ramp that is easy to install and dismantle
・No tools required, simply unfold for easy setup
・Lightweight aluminum design makes it convenient to carry
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超狭小空間点検ドローン「IBIS2」(アイビス2)
A drone that finds risks hidden in narrow, dark, and dirty places in place of humans
An industry-minimum, lightweight, palm-sized drone.
Effective for inspecting building ceiling cavities, under floors, inside tunnels, and water supply facilities.
Helps avoid risks and resolve labor shortages in equipment inspection work.
Also contributes to cost reduction and improved equipment operating rates by eliminating the need to set up scaffolding for work.
