【Urethane Processing Achievements】 for Anemometers

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last updated：Jul 26, 2020

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Protect your products with interior processing tailored to the stored items! Example of interior urethane processing for an anemometer case.

At Emick, we are committed to interior design tailored to the items stored and their intended use, proposing the most suitable carrying cases for each customer's needs. In the case of the "storage case for an anemometer," we have attached pockets for equipment and Velcro to secure the propeller on the lid side, effectively utilizing space. The case is a "Heavy Case 4040" and has undergone water jet processing. By customizing the interior to fit the stored items, we can safely protect the products from impact. Additionally, the urethane shape designed for the product is aesthetically pleasing and creates a user-friendly case that is easy to store. 【Specifications】 ■ Case: Heavy Case 4040 ■ Processing Method: Water Jet Processing *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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【About Urethane Processing】 <Features> ■ Safely protects products with interior processing tailored to the stored items ■ Beautiful appearance with urethane shapes that match the products ■ Creates cases that are easy to store and user-friendly <Urethane Types> ■ Rigid Urethane: Used for heavy items or in places where sufficient thickness cannot be achieved ■ Medium Urethane: Medium urethane with excellent shock absorption ■ Soft Urethane: Sponge-like soft urethane mainly used on the lid side ■ Conductive Urethane: Conductive urethane with carbon that can also accommodate IC pins ■ Antistatic Urethane: Antistatic urethane containing surfactants <Processing Method Examples> ■ Bonding Processing: A processing method that involves bonding cut urethane pieces together ■ Router Processing: A processing method that involves shaping urethane with a blade to match the equipment's form ■ Thomson Processing: A method that involves creating a Thomson blade jig to press and cut urethane *For more details, please feel free to contact us.