A steel pipe jointing method that withstood the Great East Japan Earthquake! The method 'Just Flare' allows for the joining of steel pipes without welding.
"Just Flare" is a method that allows for the joining of steel pipes without welding. It features excellent seismic resistance, as demonstrated by the fact that there were no leaks of air or liquids from the joints during the Great East Japan Earthquake. It also has high corrosion resistance, with over 1,100 successful applications to date. 【Features of Just Flare】 - Steel pipes processed with a compact and lightweight pipe end processing machine are joined using loose flanges. This achieves overwhelming short processing times, energy savings, and cost reduction. - Rust prevention treatment is thorough, maintaining corrosion resistance and contributing to the longevity of piping. - Included in the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's "Standard Specifications for Public Building Construction" (FY 2010 edition). *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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Nissho Techno Co., Ltd. was established in 1965, primarily engaged in the wholesale of water supply and drainage, as well as residential equipment. Aiming to be a development-oriented company from the beginning, it started with the manufacturing and sales of its independently developed patented product, the "Ogawa-style Remote Control Anti-freeze Valve." Currently, it is nationally expanding its revolutionary piping construction method, the "Just Flare Method," and the world's lightest and smallest dedicated steel pipe processing machine, the "Just Flare JF-350 model," contributing to the ecology, energy conservation, and safety improvements in the piping construction industry.
