Low-cost asbestos safety measures using original methods.
Achieved a reduction in construction time and costs through the development of a unique method tailored to the customer's asbestos environment.
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basic information
CNS is a company that has developed a mist method that allows scattering prevention agents to reach the back sides of beams and columns. They have developed tools and methods tailored to the site environment, such as the AQUA method and UCI method (adopted by Tokyo), reducing costs from 1 million per room to 150,000 per room, as well as the workbox method (for cutting pipes containing asbestos), aiming to improve work efficiency and provide safe services at low costs to customers.
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Asbestos work in tenant buildings of major real estate companies (business ongoing) Asbestos work in major bank branches (business ongoing) Asbestos work during tenant renovations in high-rise buildings (business ongoing) Asbestos work during renovations of Tokyo Metropolitan Housing Asbestos work during renovations of national hospitals and other hospitals (business ongoing) Asbestos removal work for boilers and piping containing asbestos in major factories
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CNS Corporation is a specialized company for asbestos measures using original construction methods. By independently developing and patenting equipment tailored to the site environment, we can complete projects that are impossible for other companies in a short period. The AQUA method allows for the safe handling of asbestos while continuing operations, reducing the construction period to about half of the conventional time and significantly lowering costs. In the construction of Tokyo Metropolitan Public Housing, the UCI method (Patent No. 5406240) was adopted. As a measure against asbestos during plumbing and electrical work, Asclean, which transforms construction into cleaning, is effective. Additionally, at the request of a major elevator company, we also developed a spray for preventing asbestos dispersion.
