Displays, from daily miscellaneous goods to the civil engineering field! They are lightweight and easy to handle!
We would like to introduce the "Animal Net," which can be used for preventing wildlife from crossing. The "Takiron Trical Net" is manufactured through extrusion molding, ensuring a consistent mesh size and excellent dimensional stability. Additionally, we offer the "Fall Prevention Net Fire Retardant 15/10mm" in our lineup. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries. 【Features of Takiron Trical Net】 ■ Consistent mesh size with excellent dimensional stability ■ High strength achieved through the combination of resin strength and manufacturing process advantages ■ Uniform strength in both vertical and horizontal directions, demonstrating strong stability against impacts ■ Lightweight and easy to handle ■ Can be molded into shapes suitable for various applications due to being a plastic net ■ Excellent chemical resistance and cold resistance *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup (Partial)】 <Takiron Trical Net> ■N-955 ■N-652 ■N-598 ■N-9 <Peeling Prevention Net> ■Flame Retardant 15mm Black ■Flame Retardant 10mm Black ■Flame Retardant 10mm *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■Wildlife collision prevention ■From displays and daily goods to civil engineering fields *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Clark Co., Ltd. is a company that plans, manufactures, sells, and installs fiber material products centered around nets, sheets, and ropes primarily used for bird damage prevention. We offer a lineup of products that can be utilized in various settings, including home use, facility use, and industrial use, and as a company that considers the global environment and people, we provide solutions to our customers' concerns and issues.
