Water-absorbent sandbags that do not use soil, making transportation and handling easy! Significant reduction in storage space is possible.
The "Dash Bag" is a water-absorbent sandbag that does not use soil. Before absorbing water, it weighs only 0.4 kg, making it easy to transport. There is no need for soil filling, so anyone can handle it easily. Compared to traditional sandbags, it significantly reduces storage space. 【Features】 ■ Expands within minutes upon contact with water ■ Weighs only 0.4 kg before absorbing water, making it easy to transport ■ No need for soil filling ■ Easy for anyone to handle ■ One package (50 bags) is equivalent to 750 kg of soil *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Uses】 ■ Water circulation and landslide prevention ■ Water management at disaster sites ■ Flood prevention for houses and garages ■ Prevention of water flow into underground passages *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Tombow Industrial Co., Ltd. manufactures shovels, spades, and agricultural tools under the "Tombow" brand. We also produce mixers that can be used for mixing plaster, concrete, mortar, and for agricultural purposes such as seedbed soil preparation.
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