Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Used during the spray application processConsumables!
Delivery hose.
Does the way people say it differ from region to region?
It's also called a material hose, isn't it?

I've been using this hose on a trial basis recently.
If you take a closer look, I think you'll notice some distinctive features.

There is text written in green.
This hose really stands out from the competition.
As for how this hose performs, well, it works just like any ordinary hose.
There isn't much difference in how they bend or how heavy they are.
But the best thing about this hose isn't any of that—it's the price!
It has the same product structure and quality as the delivery hose we usually buy.
However, compared to other hoses,The price is as low as 16% to 18%That's right.
It’s extremely important that consumables are affordable.
We tend to focus more on things like equipment costs and labor costs than we realize. But the most important thing is how to keep consumables costs down!
Machines just do their work without saying a word, don't they?
If there aren't any customers, sales won't go up, right?
As your consumables decrease, your gross profit will increase!
I’m willing to spend generously on the things I really need, but I’ll spend just enough on items that wear out over time.
Doing so means that both the company and its employees will have more money left over.
Rather than insisting on a single item and ending up losing money, wouldn't it be better to get used to buying things that are a little cheaper?
People often say that those who can’t change have no future, so I think it might be a good idea to try practicing making small changes like this.
If you find it hard to change, let's work on making small changes little by little!
Let's try that kind of practice.
It might be a good idea to try a different construction method than usual.
See you later.
Oh, by the way, I bought this inexpensive hose from Kimoto Rubber Industries, Ltd.
If you know anything, please give us a call.
If you don't know him, please give Mr. Muraoka a call.
Speaking of seeing the Entame cover... I think you can just buy it normally lol (not that I know for sure, though).



