Seismic device for preventing the tipping of fixtures and shelves, 'N-Grip for Fixtures'.
NITTOKU Corporation (formerly Nittoku Engineering Corporation)
"N-Grip for fixtures" before shelves and equipment fall during an earthquake. It provides seismic reinforcement without the need for anchors.
N-Grip is a seismic device composed of an earthquake-resistant mat that meets seismic guidelines and a sturdy stainless steel body. It prevents the tipping of shelves, office equipment, and furniture during earthquakes. N-Grip can be easily installed and removed in a short time without the need for drilling or dust control, making it accessible for those without specialized knowledge. ■ Product Features - Supports shaking of seismic intensity level 7 - Accommodates front-back, left-right, and up-down movements - Easy installation by simply laying it down, removable - Non-silicone, cleanroom specification - Peeling off slowly does not damage the adhesive surface - With a rebound elasticity of 28, it mitigates and absorbs 72% of impact.
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basic information
N-Grip fixtures prevent tipping due to intense shaking by securely connecting the hardware to the floor surface. They can be used in environments where anchors cannot be installed. *The installation surface cannot be carpeted or uneven. ■Product Specifications Seismic mat material: Urethane elastomer Seismic mat applicable temperature: -20℃ to 75℃ Seismic mat lifespan: 10 years Expected seismic acceleration: 800gal (Shindo 7 class) safety factor 30% → [Experiment conducted at Kyoto University Disaster Prevention Research Institute: Cleared at Kobe 818Gal (horizontal) 332Gal (vertical) Shindo 7 class] Hardware material: Stainless steel
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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 successful adoptions.
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"N-GRIP for Lockers/Shelves" This is N-Grip for office furniture and lockers/shelves. Size: W100*D100*H40
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"N-Grip" for lockers/shelves This is the N-Grip for office furniture and lockers/shelves. Size: W110*D110*H70
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N-Grip for shelves "NRN-L" This is an N-Grip for shelves. Size: W300*D130*H120
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N-Grip for shelves "NRN-M"/"NRN-S" This is an N-Grip for shelves. NRN-M size: W230*D130*H120 NRN-S size: W110*D130*H120
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N-Grip for equipment with casters This is the N-Grip for equipment with casters. It is designed for multifunction devices, etc. Size: W160*D110*H30 Compatible caster size: up to φ60
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Kozu Transmission Machinery Co., Ltd. is a top-class specialized trading company for industrial equipment in Japan. Countless machines in the industrial sector are in operation... and our products are vital in their drive, transmission, and control parts. We also contribute to the faithful execution of operations in FA and CIM. Since our founding in 1951, we have expanded our range of products not only in transmission components but also in response to customer needs, broadening our offerings to include control systems, ensuring we have everything necessary for transmission. With the motto of being a "trustworthy company," we have established a unique system to respond quickly to customer requests while maintaining a customer-oriented approach. Additionally, we continuously capture the latest product information and provide it to our customers, as well as making proposals to manufacturers. Moving forward, we aim to continue our daily efforts for improvement without forgetting our original intentions.
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