You can grab and insert several at once! Since they are transparent, you can check the quantity and color!
The "Easy Insert Stick" allows for continuous installation of inserts onto the deck plate while standing. It speeds up the work and reduces strain on the legs and back. Being transparent, it allows for easy confirmation of the number and color of inserts, and the stick can hold up to 15 inserts. Additionally, we also offer the "Insert Hammer," which is ideal for formwork and bottom beams. 【Features】 ■ Allows for continuous installation of inserts onto the deck plate while standing ■ Speeds up work and reduces strain on the legs and back ■ Simply load the inserts into the stick to prepare for installation ■ Just insert the stick into the holes of the deck plate and push it in ■ Can hold up to 15 inserts *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Compatible Insert】 <Colored Header Insert (for Deck Plate, Spring Type)> ■Bolt Diameter: W3/8 ■Part Numbers: NDB-3R (Red), NDB-3W (White), NDB-3Y (Yellow), NDB-3B (Blue), NDB-3G (Green) ■Quantity per Pack: 200 ■Minimum Order Quantity: 50 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ For deck plates *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Future Industrial is a manufacturer of electrical equipment materials, water supply and drainage equipment materials, and gas equipment materials, founded in 1965. Under the policy of "not making the same products as other companies," we have thoroughly pursued ease of use and created original products that incorporate ingenuity in various ways. For example, the "switch box" that is embedded behind switches and outlets. This small plastic box contains numerous ideas and has become our flagship product, boasting the top market share in Japan today.
