U-shaped components for construction [Ultra-thin damage prevention / Ultra-thin channel]
Only 0.3mm thick! Ideal U-shaped material for reinforcing buildings.
In the construction industry, the safety and durability of structures are the most important issues. In particular, reinforcement in limited spaces can be challenging due to design constraints. There is a demand for reinforcement methods that protect structures from damage and impact while maintaining aesthetic appeal. Our "U-shaped member [Ultra-thin damage stop / Ultra-thin channel]" is only 0.3mm thick yet possesses high strength, contributing to the reinforcement of buildings. [Application Scenarios] - Protection of corners of walls and columns - Fixing of glass and panels - Reinforcement of partitions - Protection of thin plates [Effects of Implementation] - Reinforcement possible in a compact space - Improved safety without compromising aesthetics - Enhanced workability - Adaptability to diverse designs
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【Features】 - Ultra-thin design with a thickness of 0.3mm - HL finish - Compatible with hole-punched damage prevention and hole-punched channels for 5mm and 10mm 【Our Strengths】 Suranine Tainou Co., Ltd. aims to deliver beautiful and high-quality products to our customers by manufacturing hardware for decorative purposes. We conduct safety tests using our unique experimental equipment to provide products that can be used with confidence.
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Surinain Island Co., Ltd. manufactures hardware intended for decoration with the desire to deliver beautiful and high-quality products to our customers. By conducting safety tests using our unique experimental equipment, we create products that can be used with peace of mind. Through our products and services, we contribute to the progress and development of nations, societies, cultures, and humanity by creating "new value" and "new markets."
