Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
In a previous blog post, I discussed the curing process for hose couplings.
Do you remember? lol
If you don't remember, see below ↓↓↓↓
I want to protect the hose couplings for spray materials!
This one, right?
They went ahead and made a prototype that can be tested and sent it to me!!
To be honest, I'm really happy to hear things like this!
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Let's take a look right away!
This is the thing that covers it, right?
This is it.
What do you think? lol It looks pretty simple.
The largest part of the coupling fits snugly inside.
Since it's a 3-inch or 3.5-inch suction hose, it's quite sturdy.
Here's what the whole thing looks like.
It's great that the suction hose is orange—it makes it easy to spot!
You can see the position of the coupling at a glance.
The hoses are secured to each other with wire.
It's easy to secure because it's held in place by a spring.
The left and right hose wires are also connected by the center wire, so they are designed to stay in place even if they snap and come loose.
Of course, there won't be any mortar splatter either.
The metal band has also been sanded down to ensure there are no rough edges.
Since this is just a prototype, I don't even know the product name or anything like that.
At our house,Coupling CoverThat's what he just went and said.
This is just my personal opinion, but product names in the construction industry often..."○○-kun"You know how it is, right?
That name is so lame lol
I'd really prefer you avoid names like that, lol.
Isn't that going to cost quite a bit? lol
A 3- to 4-inch suction hose costs at least 4,000 yen per meter.
Plus, this rock band is 1,600 yen × 2 = 3,200 yen or more—
Wire Materials + Processing = Starting at 3,000 yen
All of the above start at 10,000 yen (prices based on online research)
Once the company's profit margin is added, it comes to 13,000 yen or more—
I guess so, lol
Considering the cost of materials and the effort involved in assembly, I guess that's about right.
That said, though.
When I took this to the job site and used it, the general contractor really liked it, and
Is it okay to come up with something creative?
That’s exactly what they told me right away. (Of course, go right ahead.)
The hose was also running along the side of the road, which looked great. (We’re really showing off our safety awareness!)
If you get creative, you can make it work, and for around 10,000 yen, it’s actually pretty cheap, isn’t it?
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