Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
You're making test specimens, right?
We collected this the other day. One of our employees did.
Round off the 200 metal frames, secure them together, and spray them.
Then, once it has hardened to a certain extent, cut the binding wire.
If you do that, only the net will come off.
We will use a core drill to extract a core sample.
So, what I wanted to write about this time is that, while this scene is nothing out of the ordinary,
Why remove the net?
By removing this mesh, we can dispose of it as “kongara” (concrete debris) industrial waste.
If you don't separate them, they'll be classified as mixed waste (other than Kongara), which will cause the disposal fee to skyrocket. (Nearly double?)
It may seem like a small thing, but this is exactly the kind of place where we can cut costs.
Why don't you give it a try, too?
See you later.
