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KIKUCHI "ROPBELT" is a special woven fabric made up of three parts. A) A woven part with a circular cross-section, resembling the cross-section of a rope or braided cord. B) A woven part with a flat, belt-like cross-section. C) A woven part that varies in width to connect the circular cross-section part and the flat cross-section part.
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【Features】 ○ By using KIKUCHI "ROPBELT," you can change the processing method of the terminal from the manual "Satsuma weaving" process, which is the biggest drawback of using ropes or blade cords, to a method using an automatic sewing machine. ○ After passing the flat part of the KIKUCHI "ROPBELT" through the hole of the end fitting, you can eliminate manual "Satsuma weaving" by sewing it together with a sewing machine just like a regular belt. ○ KIKUCHI "ROPBELT" has a higher strength than ropes of the same diameter. ● For more details, please contact us.
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By changing the rope part of various types of harnesses to KIKUCHI "ROPBELT," the productivity of the harness processing process can be dramatically improved.
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Our automotive seat belt webbing is processed with a twisting technique using a high-speed twisting yarn reel system developed exclusively by our company. By utilizing this system, we can significantly reduce the labor and costs associated with conventional twisting processes, allowing us to supply webbing with excellent abrasion resistance and durability at a low price.
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