Do not hinder disaster medical care! Install anti-shake adjusters on the medical record shelves to prevent scattering [Video and case study collection available].
During an earthquake, if medical records and other items are scattered, it takes time to identify patients, which hinders disaster medical care in affected areas. Moreover, there are currently very few effective earthquake countermeasures, leading to most situations being unprepared, despite the high risk of items like medical record shelves collapsing and blocking evacuation routes, which could endanger lives. The "Anshin Adjuster" has been developed to accommodate shelves. 【Example】 ■ Target item: Medical record shelf ■ Introduced product: Anshin Adjuster *For product details, please download the catalog. 【Official Instagram】: Currently showcasing case studies★☆ https://www.instagram.com/ansin_official/ 【Official Website】: For inquiries, please contact us at the link below! http://www.ans1828.com 【Introduction Video】 https://youtu.be/1oE7CAwOvZQ
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【What is the Anshin Adjuster】 ■ The Anshin Adjuster is an earthquake-resistant product that can be installed without driving anchor bolts. ■ It is suitable for places where you do not want to drill holes and frequently change layouts. ■ It can withstand seismic intensity of 7 (equivalent to 1000 gal) and is effective against both horizontal and vertical shaking. ■ The gel used in the Anshin Adjuster is an industrial-grade product, making it compact and capable of supporting approximately 10 times the load compared to standard products. ■ Even in conditions where water or oil may be present, such as factories, kitchens, and outdoors, the gel is sealed with a special adhesive called "Anshin Aiba," preventing any adverse effects. *For more details, please contact us. 【Official Instagram】: Currently showcasing installation examples★☆ https://www.instagram.com/ansin_official/ 【Official Website】: For inquiries, please contact us at the link below! http://www.ans1828.com 【Introduction Video】 https://youtu.be/1oE7CAwOvZQ
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The Anshin Adjuster is an earthquake countermeasure product that can be installed without driving anchor bolts. It is ideal for places where you don't want to drill holes and frequently change layouts. It can withstand earthquakes equivalent to a seismic intensity of 7 (with a seismic period of 1 second and an earthquake acceleration of 1000 gal), addressing both horizontal and vertical shaking. On February 2, 2016, it obtained an international patent (in the United States). In addition to clean rooms where dust is not allowed and food and pharmaceutical factories, it can also be used for earthquake countermeasures in buildings with insufficient floor thickness for driving anchor bolts, such as those on the second floor and above. Moreover, while typical gels have low load-bearing capacity and require larger sizes to increase that capacity, the gel in the Anshin Adjuster is an industrial specialty product, making it compact while offering approximately ten times the load-bearing capacity compared to standard options. The Anshin Adjuster is also unaffected by conditions where water or oil may be present, such as factories, kitchens, and outdoor areas, as the gel is sealed with a dedicated adhesive called "Anshin Aiba." If you are facing challenges with earthquake countermeasures as part of your BCP (Business Continuity Planning), please feel free to contact us first.