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This is Enta.
In a previous article, I introduced a protective device for the hose couplings used with spray-applied materials.
Do you remember?
I received the video of that coupling cover experiment (without being asked, lol).
He was saying, “It’s really tough without experimental data, isn’t it?”
A representative from the manufacturer filmed the test and sent us the video.
As for the shooting setup, we'll connect the hoses together.
It has been designed to come off easily.
The end of the hose is capped and designed to allow air pressure to be applied.
Install the coupling cover.
When installing, make sure the wire is fully extended.
In this state, apply compressed air using a compressor.
The design is intended to allow the hose to come loose under pressure, but the wires counteract each other's pull, preventing the hose from flailing around.
This situation makes it less likely for the material to scatter. (This does not mean it will not scatter at all.)
Even in the event of a sudden accident, simply keeping the hose securely attached can prevent an accident from happening in the first place!
I think this product is more than suitable for use along major roads and similar locations.
Plus, once you buy it, it lasts quite a while, doesn't it?
Please contact the manufacturer for detailed pricing and delivery dates.
It's perfect for contractors who take safety seriously!!
Even a little ingenuity will make the general contractor happy, right?
The days when a contractor was simply someone who carried out construction work are over.
I wish the contractors would put more thought into their work.
Tomorrow's topic is incorrect usage.
See you later.
Kimoto Rubber Industries, Ltd., Attn: Mr. Muraoka
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