A new method using end mill cutting tools for continuous water construction!
The "EM Continuous Water Method" is a new technique that uses end mill cutting tools for continuous water construction. Conventional methods used a circular blade called a "hole saw," which could only drill pipes in a limited round shape. The "EM Continuous Water Method" allows for drilling by moving the end mill blade at a "point," enabling the cutting of pipes in free shapes and sizes. *We are currently offering a free comprehensive catalog that explains the "EM Continuous Water Valve Method"! Please download for more details. 【Features of the EM Continuous Water Valve Method "S-Gate"】 ■ Compact design! ■ Excellent water stopping performance! ■ Smooth repeated opening and closing operations! ■ Chips are forcibly discharged outside the pipe! *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog to view.
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What is the "S-Gate" continuous water valve method? The "S-Gate" is a continuous water valve method that uses an end mill to create a groove-like perforation in existing pipes with an EM drilling machine, allowing for the insertion of a soft seal valve body into the opening. This method enables the installation of a continuous water valve while water is still flowing, eliminating the need for complex processes. Additionally, compared to conventional methods, the equipment is compact, eliminating the need for large heavy machinery, allowing for safe and speedy construction. The use of a soft seal valve body achieves water stoppage with low torque, and repeated opening and closing operations are smooth.
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The end mill constant water valve method has a cumulative construction record of over 80,000 locations both domestically and internationally! For more details, please contact us.
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Since our establishment in 1970, we have been a manufacturer of special fittings dedicated to protecting lifelines, introducing numerous innovative products to the market. The ductile iron ball-shaped flexible expansion joint "Flexibender," released in 1980, demonstrated its seismic performance during the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake and the Great East Japan Earthquake. The EM continuous water supply method "S-Gate" series, launched in 1999, has steadily achieved results in various countries around the world, including the United States and South Korea. We are committed to product development with free thinking, unconstrained by conventional wisdom, and contributing to the safety of lifelines.