For factory safety measures and hazard prevention. The corner cushion is suitable for hazard prediction as it stands out in orange.
The corner guard "Mamorukun" is effective in preventing injuries for employees working in factories during their daily lives! It can be installed in areas prone to danger, such as ceilings and handrails, and we also offer it in orange, making it suitable for hazard awareness. 【Features】 ■ Fits in any location ■ Excellent cushioning ■ Easy to cut and install It can be used in various places such as corner guards, stair handrails, chair backs, column corners, and arm cushions. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Basic Information】 ○Material: EPDM rubber sponge (with antibacterial agent) ○Size: Thickness 6.5mm, Width 75mm, Length 1m/5m/10m (approx.) ○Heat resistance temperature: 100℃ (approx.) ○Color: Orange, Dark Brown ○Tape specification: With adhesive tape *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Okayama Rubber Co., Ltd. continues to take on challenges every day, centered on our unique know-how in chemical formulation design technology, engineering manufacturing technology, and process design technology. Our company started as a rubber trading company. To meet customer needs, we transitioned to a rubber manufacturing company over 50 years ago. Having been involved in rubber manufacturing for many years, we have faced rubber products as experts with high material development capabilities and manufacturing technology, along with an insatiable curiosity to meet all kinds of needs. Quality products are a given. Proposals for rationalization are proof of the know-how and technical capabilities we have cultivated. ISO 9001:2008 obtained on March 28, 1997 ISO 14001:2004 obtained on February 27, 2001
