Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, our fourth water meter arrived.

There's an Okasan Kiko sticker on it, but I'm going to peel that off and put an ENTA sticker on instead lol

The reason we bought this water meter is that we use it as part of our quality control initiatives.

We aim to ensure quality by carefully managing the mixing water using a water meter. (Innovative Approach)

Even if you measure it once and install the guide wire at that spot, it doesn't really make much of a difference.

(To be honest, there's no difference in strength.)

However, by managing that aspect carefully, you can turn it into a creative solution, and

If any issues arise, we can isolate the problem.

And there's one more advantage.

If there's a water meter, it will accurately measure the water and dispense it into the mixer.

That means you can add water and cement at the same time while the mixer is running.

It also helps save time when mixing cement slurry.

It's actually pretty handy once you get the hang of it.

You can even go to the bathroom just by pressing a button lol (since it stops on its own)

The same goes for spray-applied coatings, doesn't it?

As long as the general contractor can score points with this and it makes our job as contractors a little easier, that’s good enough, right?

Construction DX: A Path to Operational EfficiencyI think you could say that, too.

Streamline your work, even just a little!

A small company like ours can't just go out and buy machines left and right to boost efficiency like the big companies do!

I guess I'll just have to get by with small, steady, efficient steps, lol.

Even for small items like these, delivery takes considerably longer than it used to.

And the price is pretty high, too. (It keeps going up.)

However, there's a clear difference between having it and not having it.

Let's keep making small improvements to our efficiency!

See you later.