Seismic safety device 'N-Grip' for preventing the tipping of machines and equipment, ensuring safety and peace of mind.

basic information

N-Grip is a suction gel mat that fits between the floor and the fixing hardware, providing strong fixation. The fixing hardware restricts the movement of adjusters and frames of production equipment, preventing tipping. ■ N-Grip Seismic Mat Specifications Material: Urethane elastomer Applicable temperature: -20°C to 75°C Lifespan: Approximately 10 years for the mat Seismic design specifications: 800 gal (Seismic intensity class 7) Vertical direction: 35.5 N/cm² Horizontal direction: 25 N/cm² ■ N-Grip Hardware Specifications Material: SUS304

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Applications/Examples of results

The seismic mats included with equipment from NITTOKU Corporation (formerly known as Nittoku Engineering Co., Ltd.) have been developed in response to requests for use with other devices. There are numerous adoption records.

Detailed information

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  N-Grip lineup N-Grip features a gel-like body that fits between the floor and the bracket to secure it in place. This is a simple system that prevents tipping due to earthquakes by having the bracket hold the device in place. There are four types of brackets available. Additional brackets for fixtures/shelves and others are also available.

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  Powerful adhesion to the floor with special gel The black gel strongly adheres to the floor surface, securely fixing the hardware. Peeling it off slowly will not damage the adhesive surface.

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  N-Grip is easy to install on the device. By simply attaching N-Grip to the adjuster part of the device, you can prevent falls. This is especially effective in environments where devices are densely packed, as it helps prevent human injury from falls and damage from collisions. [The model in the photo is the adjuster-fixed type NAJV.]

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  Certification and testing by public institutions Seismic experiments were conducted at the Disaster Prevention Research Institute of Kyoto University, and they have passed the level of 7 class seismic intensity with 818 Gal (horizontal) and 332 Gal (vertical) in Kobe.