Blower crack repair "MS method" Hinode cast iron repair screw hole regeneration screw hole
Metal crack repair without heat application! Emergency response available! No distortion occurs at all! Permanent solution for screw hole repairs!
The "MS Method (Mechanical Stitch)" is a groundbreaking repair technique (Mechanical Stitching Method) that uses mechanical methods to address cracks in metal. Unlike welding repairs that involve heat curing, this method does not apply any heat, thus preventing "thermal distortion." It does not generate residual stress in other areas, preventing secondary damage such as new cracks. 【Features】 ■ No hardening or residual stress due to heat ■ Elimination of secondary damage ■ Maintenance of stable quality → Integrated system repairs using jigs and other tools → Accumulation of know-how, experience, and track record ■ Completion of work in a short period → Does not significantly reduce the operational rate of equipment ■ Advantages in safety and environmental aspects → Since it does not use fire, there is no impact on the operational rate of other equipment or the environment For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Lineup】 ○ S Bolt → Ensures airtightness and removes cracks → Thoughtfully designed screw structure achieves the pull-out strength of the base material ○ T Bolt → Prevents MS reinforcement plate from pulling out and patch repairs → Unique tapered section enhances airtightness and prevents loosening ○ MS Reinforcement Plate → Reinforces and restores repair areas → Suppresses the force that tries to expand cracks and strongly reinforces the base material ○ MS Bolt Hole Repair Insert → Female screw part for reinforcing damaged bolt holes ・ HS Type Insert: When there are no cracks around the bolt hole ・ HF Type Insert: When there are cracks around the bolt hole ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Purpose】 ○ As a metal repair method that does not use heat. ○ Metal crack repair that generates no thermal distortion at all. ● For more details, please contact us.
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The MS method's approach to problem-solving in practice In addressing technical issues and cost-related problems in equipment maintenance, the MS method ensures stable quality through mechanical techniques and processing with jigs.
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Examples of MS Method Repairs (1) Combination of metal stitching and reinforcement plates (2) Installation of reinforcement plates only (3) Possible examples of corner repairs (4) Patch repairs (5) Repairs of fractured areas (6) Construction of arcs and corners
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Damaged Bolt Hole Repair Insert "MS Insert" The "MS Insert" is a female thread part used to repair damaged bolt holes. It embeds an insert with a special structure applied to the outer diameter thread section into the bolt hole area for regeneration. It is difficult to pull out and does not put stress on the base material, making it suitable for installation in areas constantly exposed to vibration or at the ends. Compared to conventional products such as spring-type coils and self-tapping items, it improves precision and demonstrates groundbreaking effects in terms of durability. For more details, you can download the information below.
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The mechanical stitch metal crack repair technology is a method that physically repairs metal cracks using special bolts and reinforcement plates (mechanical stitch method), which does not apply heat to the repair area, thus preventing thermal distortion in the crack repair (Mechanical Stitch method). In addition to metal crack repair, it also has the technology to regenerate damaged screw threads using repair inserts. Furthermore, since repairs can be performed on-site, it allows for reduced construction time and cost savings.
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