Grooving method
Developed a dry method that does not use water. Achieved environmentally friendly groove cutting work. 【Features】 ○ In addition to the wet method, we have developed a machine that uses a dry method that does not generate wastewater. Since it does not use water, the amount of waste is reduced to about one-tenth, significantly improving the working environment. We are considerate of the environment. ○ Since roads, runways, factories, and gas stations are visible to the public, appearance is also important. From vibrant straight lines to subtly curved lines, experienced operators pay attention to beauty as well. ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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Developed a dry method that does not use water. Achieved environmentally friendly groove cutting work. 【Features】 ○ In addition to the wet method, we have developed a dry machine that does not generate wastewater. Since it does not use water, the amount of waste is reduced to about one-tenth, significantly improving the working environment. It is designed with environmental considerations in mind. ○ Since roads, runways, factories, and gas stations are visible to the public, appearance is also important. From vibrant straight lines to subtly curved lines, experienced operators pay attention to beauty as well. ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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【Usage】 ○Grooving
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Cutting. Severing. While it can be summed up in just these few words, the act of cutting requires a remarkably diverse range of responses, whether it involves working under strict conditions, needing advanced techniques, or demanding precision and scale that one has never experienced before. There are various methods available for cutting, such as wire sawing, diamond drilling, wall sawing, and road cutting, and the ability to choose the most suitable method based on the location and situation greatly impacts time, cost, and the environment. In other words, being "optimal" means being "the best." The first support provided by Ejima Industries, a pioneer in cutting methods in the Tokai region, is advice and consulting aimed at selecting such optimal methods.
