Demonstrating versatile applications such as renovation work and maintenance purposes! It enables construction with high economic efficiency, strength, and safety.
"Oval Resin" is an adhesive that can bond to wet surfaces, underwater, as well as to mortar, concrete, ALC, stainless steel, iron, wood, and more. Its main component is an epoxy resin that excels in adhesion, mechanical strength, chemical resistance, and stability over time, while minimizing traditional toxicity and reducing the burden on workers. Additionally, our developed method, the "Oval Resin System," fundamentally transforms welding methods into adhesive methods, which has now become the standard. 【Features】 ■ Main component is an epoxy resin with excellent stability ■ Can bond to wet surfaces and underwater ■ Simplifies the process of handrail installation ■ Enables economical, strong, and safe construction ■ Demonstrates versatile applicability for maintenance purposes and more *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Can be installed even in rainy weather, reducing the burden on workers ■ Stabilizes usable time during seasonal temperature differences for summer and winter use ■ Minimizes traditional toxicity to reduce the burden on workers *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Oval Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of aluminum handrails that can be installed on balconies and corridors of condominiums and similar buildings. As good residents, we focus on what allows the people living there and those passing by to feel "a richer warmth." Rather than a cycle of 10 or 20 years, we approach product and technology development from the perspective of what can be passed down through a century of life and to the next generation.
