The Reason Behind the Creation of the Clip Spacer (Part 1) | From a Worksite at -13 Degrees

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

 

With every passing moment, the New Year is drawing nearer.

If I just thought of it as a normal end of the month, it wouldn't be a big deal, but,

Does the thought of the end of the year make you feel a little anxious?

Everyone's on a long vacation, after all.

I'm really looking forward to it.

Please take extra care during installation!


But that's beside the point.

 

We launched our Clip Spacer right after Golden Week this year.

People often tell me, “You really came up with something like this!”

But the reason for this was actually really simple.

 

Actually...

 

There are about 1,000 rock bolts, and

There are plenty of small stones scattered all over the mountain, but,

In a place where the temperature is around minus 13 degrees,

Even if there are small stones, they're frozen solid, so I can't pick them up lol

What's more, all around me was snow, snow, and more snow.

That's the only reason, lol

So, in reality, after drilling the holes, you inject the grout, and it ends up looking something like this, right?

It's sagging. The rebar.

And since there are no stones left after refilling,

That's how it works.

They cut the injection hose and use it to hook things.

But this is another tricky one, and,

It must have shifted when something hit it, and as a result, the pole has ended up lower than it should be.

 

I went to the trouble of putting it out, but the street looks kind of weird, too...

So,We decided, “Let’s make something!”

 

See you later.

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