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49th International Hotel and Restaurant Show
T. Kato Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at the "49th International Hotel and Restaurant Show," which starts on February 16, 2021. You will be able to see "T.balance," which automatically stabilizes the …
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Notice of Participation in the 7th Cafe and Coffee Shop Show
We will be exhibiting at the "7th Cafe and Coffee Show" from July 3 (Wednesday) to July 5 (Friday), 2019. We will introduce T-balance, which automatically stabilizes the "wobbling" of tables. T-balance solves the problem of tables that wobble every time they are moved! By simply changing the adjustment screw without altering the table itself, it automatically stabilizes the "wobbling" within seconds, even after moving the table. We will demonstrate how it stabilizes the "wobbling" at the venue. Please come and experience the performance of T-balance at our booth. Date: July 3 (Wednesday) to July 5 (Friday), 2019 Time: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (until 5:00 PM on the last day) Location: Pacifico Yokohama, National Great Hall Booth No.: 5-49 On that day, we will introduce "T-balance," which automatically stabilizes the "wobbling" of tables without any manual intervention. We look forward to welcoming you to our booth.
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Japan Home Show Future Seed Award "Titanic Wins"
We received the Future Seed Award at the Japan Home Show held recently. "Titanic" A seismic joint for wooden houses using patented technology that follows wood shrinkage. In wooden houses, the joints can loosen over time due to wood shrinkage, gradually reducing seismic resistance. "Titanic" prevents this decline in seismic resistance. It uses an internal spring to pull the bolt and a magic ring to tighten it, reducing looseness. This next-generation joint hardware withstands significant forces with light tightening force. [Judging Comments] Japan's traditional wooden construction methods were designed to adapt to changes over time and displacement through skillful joints and connections. In modern times, these methods have been replaced by hardware, achieving strong rigidity while also addressing issues arising from the differences in material properties between metal and wood. Loosening of bolts due to wood shrinkage and vibrations is one such issue, and while there have been responses using spring nuts and washers, this product significantly enhances performance. The spring that follows wood shrinkage and the ring that suppresses the rotation of the bolt maintain the tightening force. Ensuring the basic structural performance continues over time is the foundation of the architectural expression experienced through the ages. This product was highly evaluated as a component contributing to that. (Sotaro Yamamoto)