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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Aug 12, 2026～Sep 08, 2026
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A revolutionary substrate adjustment material useful for painting and waterproofing renovations.
Regiander is a cement-based substrate leveling coating that uses water-based epoxy resin as a mixing liquid.
A new construction method developed for low embankments, seeking economic efficiency, constructability, and effectiveness.
The Mini Wire Wall Method was developed for low embankments in pursuit of economy, constructability, and efficiency. By limiting the scope of use, this method allows for shorter reinforcement lengths, resulting in lighter and standardized materials, making it more economical than traditional wire walls. By shortening the length of the reinforcement, it reduces the amount of excavation required, allowing for construction that is more cost-effective than block walls or L-shaped retaining walls for low embankments. For more details, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us.
Easy to understand! A rich lineup that can be chosen based on your needs!
Professional tools arranged for easy use at home! Choose from a total of 7 types to suit your needs!
Okay even after the rain! Can be used right after washing! Apply without drying!!
KAN Putty "Concrete" is a high-performance repair material in putty form that can be applied directly to wet concrete surfaces. There is no need for drying or primer application, enabling quick repair work. It combines high adhesion and durability, making it suitable for repairing damaged areas in a wide range of environments such as factory floors, warehouses, and parking lots. It is also ideal for moisture-rich environments and emergency repairs. 【Features】 - Exhibits stable adhesion and strength even on wet surfaces - Superior adhesion and flexural strength compared to cement and mortar - No primer needed, adheres well to wet concrete - Highly durable, suitable for forklift and vehicle traffic - Repair work can be completed in almost one day (may take longer to cure in winter) - Excellent chemical resistance (to water, oil, strong alkalis, weak acids, etc.) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
![[Case Study] Color-matching repairs for floor chipping, holes, and uneven surfaces in factories and warehouses to prevent misidentification.](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/2001539618/IPROS2681327984561323642.jpg?w=280&h=280)
Reduce unnecessary inspections and confirmations of repair traces, maintaining the impression of a "well-managed site" and the visibility of cleaning and inspections.
Have you ever noticed chips, holes, or uneven surfaces on the floor while walking through a factory or warehouse? Such irregularities can lead not only to tripping while walking but also to carts getting caught or damage caused by the swaying of loads. Since these issues are directly related to safety on-site and the quality of work, it is important to promptly repair any defects and level the floor instead of leaving them unattended. However, even if repairs are completed, if the color stands out, it may be misinterpreted as "still not fixed," leading to other problems such as: - Being mistaken for unrepaired or under repair, resulting in unnecessary inspections or checks - Giving an impression of disorder and inadequate management on-site - Changes in dirt or other factors being overlooked during cleaning or inspections Therefore, an effective approach is to finish with repair materials that closely match the surrounding floor color (adjusting the color as necessary). This not only fixes the defects but also helps the repaired areas blend in with the surroundings, making it visually clear that "the issue has been resolved." *For more details, please refer to the "Detailed Information" section at the bottom of the page or feel free to contact us.*
Non-welding metal crack repair! We will repair cracks without any thermal impact. This is a collection of repair achievements related to press equipment.
The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that addresses metal cracks using mechanical methods. Since no heat is applied at all, there is no "thermal distortion." Residual stress in other areas does not occur, preventing secondary damage such as new cracks. Metal cracks are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In general welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs with jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements ■ Completion of construction in a short period → No significant reduction in equipment operating rates ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, so there is no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
We will repair the cracks that have occurred in metal and machinery equipment without welding. This allows for the repair of metal cracks without causing thermal distortion.
The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitching Method) that addresses metal cracks using mechanical methods. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents residual stress from occurring in other areas and also prevents secondary damage such as new cracks. Metal cracks are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. Repairs using conventional welding methods change the base material around the crack due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." **Features of the MS Method:** - No hardening or residual stress due to heat - Elimination of secondary damage - Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements - Completion of construction in a short period → No significant reduction in equipment operating rates - Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
We will repair metal cracks and fractures in metal and machinery equipment using a mechanical stitch method without applying heat.
The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that addresses metal cracks using mechanical methods. Unlike welding repairs that involve thermal curing, this method does not apply any heat, thus preventing "thermal distortion." It does not generate residual stress in other areas, thereby preventing secondary damage such as new cracks. 【Features】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and track record ■ Completion of construction in a short period → Does not significantly reduce the operational rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → Since no fire is used, there is no impact on the operational rate of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
September 2011 Issue MS Newsletter Injection Molding Machine Link Housing
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a revolutionary repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents residual stress from occurring in other areas and also prevents secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In conventional welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs with jigs and other tools → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and track record ■ Completion of construction in a short period → No significant reduction in equipment operating rates ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
October 2011 Issue MS Newsletter Gear Reducer Casing
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitching Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents residual stress in other areas and avoids secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. Repairs using conventional welding methods change the base material around the crack due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress from heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs with jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements ■ Completion of construction in a short period → Does not significantly reduce the operating rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → Since no fire is used, there is no impact on the operating rate of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
January 2013 Issue MS Newsletter Motor Base Leg
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitching Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since no heat is applied at all, there is no "thermal distortion." Residual stress in other areas does not occur, preventing secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In typical welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which constantly carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress from heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and track record ■ Completion of construction in a short period → No significant decrease in equipment operating rates ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
We will introduce the repair results of the press machine frame using the MS method, which does not involve welding. Since there is no welding, there is no thermal distortion at all.
The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitching Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents residual stress in other areas and avoids secondary damage such as new cracks. 【Features】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements ■ Completion of construction in a short period → Does not significantly reduce the operating rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → Since no fire is used, there is no impact on the operating rate of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
February 2021 Issue Newsletter Electric Motor Frame
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a revolutionary repair technique (Mechanical Stitching Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents residual stress from occurring in other areas and also prevents secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In general welding repair methods, heat alters the base material around the crack, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements ■ Completion of construction in a short period → Does not significantly reduce the operational rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → Since no fire is used, there is no impact on the operational rate of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
July 2021 Issue Newsletter Electric Motor Frame
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents the occurrence of residual stress in other areas and also prevents secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In typical welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements ■ Completion of construction in a short period → Does not significantly reduce the operating rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → Since no fire is used, there is no impact on the operating rate of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
MS Newsletter January 2022 Issue Corn Crusher Crack Repair
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a revolutionary repair technique (Mechanical Stitching Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents the generation of residual stress in other areas and also prevents secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In typical welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements ■ Completion of construction in a short period → Does not significantly reduce the operating rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → Since no fire is used, there is no impact on the operating rate of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
MS Newsletter March 2022 Cylinder Block Crack Repair
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a revolutionary repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that addresses metal cracks using mechanical methods. Since no heat is applied at all, there is no "thermal distortion." Residual stress in other areas does not occur, preventing secondary damage such as new cracks. Metal cracks are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In general welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and track record ■ Completion of construction in a short period → No significant reduction in equipment operating rates ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
MS Newsletter May 2022 Issue 250t Press Frame Crack Repair
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a revolutionary repair technique (Mechanical Stitching Method) that addresses metal cracks using mechanical methods. Since no heat is applied at all, there is no "thermal distortion." Residual stress in other areas does not occur, preventing secondary damage such as new cracks. Metal cracks are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In general welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs with jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements ■ Completion of construction in a short period → No significant decrease in equipment operating rates ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
MS Newsletter November 2022 Upsetter Forging Machine Crack Repair
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that addresses metal cracks using a mechanical approach. Since no heat is applied at all, "thermal distortion" does not occur. There is no residual stress in other areas, preventing secondary damage such as new cracks. Metal cracks are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In typical welding repair methods, heat alters the base material around the crack, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and track record ■ Completion of work in a short period → No significant reduction in equipment operating rates ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
MS Newsletter December 2022 Issue Return York Crack Repair
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a revolutionary repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since no heat is applied at all, there is no "thermal distortion." Residual stress in other areas does not occur, preventing secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In typical welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress from heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and track record ■ Completion of construction in a short period → No significant decrease in the operating rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, so there is no impact on the operating rate of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
Hinode MS Newsletter January 2023 Issue: Repair of Cracks in the 250t Press Machine Frame
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents residual stress from occurring in other areas and avoids secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance. Repairs using conventional welding methods change the base material around the crack due to heat, resulting in residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress from heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and track record ■ Completion of work in a short period → No significant reduction in equipment operating rates ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
Hinode MS Newsletter May 2023: Repair of Cracks in Press Brake Cylinder Receiving Section
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a revolutionary repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents residual stress from occurring in other areas and also prevents secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In typical welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of inducing "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress from heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and track record ■ Completion of construction in a short period → Does not significantly reduce the operating rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
Hinode MS Newsletter August 2023 Full-Flow Vibration Machine Crack Repair
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitch Method) that addresses metal cracks using a mechanical approach. Since it does not apply any heat, there is no "thermal distortion." It prevents residual stress from occurring in other areas and avoids secondary damage such as new cracks. Metal cracks are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance. In typical welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress from heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements ■ Completion of construction in a short period → Does not significantly reduce the operational rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operational rate of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
Hinode MS Newsletter December 2023 Issue: Press Machine Slide Frame Crack Repair
【Product PR】 The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a revolutionary repair technique (Mechanical Stitching Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Since no heat is applied at all, there is no "thermal distortion." Residual stress in other areas does not occur, preventing secondary damage such as new cracks. Cracks in metal are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. In typical welding repair methods, the base material around the crack changes due to heat, leading to residual stress and distortion, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." 【Features of the MS Method】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs, etc. → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and achievements ■ Completion of construction in a short period → No significant decrease in the operating rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → No use of fire, thus no impact on the operating rates of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us.
![Metal Crack Repair [LNS Method] Chemical and Steelmaking Equipment Case Study](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/277/2000127688/IPROS124494955656932097.jpg?w=280&h=280)
■□■A completely new metal crack repair that is not welding■□■ Please contact LNSJAPAN.
The LNS method is a technology that uses specially designed screws and reinforcement materials (LOCK) to physically remove cracks with a metal touch. It has achieved numerous results and has a wealth of case studies. Complete solution for equipment crack repair. ● For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
