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Prevent tipping of bookshelves and racks with adhesive stops!
Securely fix bookshelves and furniture to the wall with adhesive stops! Withstands seismic intensity of 6 or higher! Can be fixed up to 1000mm away from the wall. Ideal for securing shelves like metal racks! Can be installed regardless of the shape or material of the pillars. The inside of the belt has anti-slip processing to prevent slipping.
Introducing the anti-tipping series, including tea plates and earthquake lock gels!
This catalog introduces the "Fall Prevention Series" handled by TF Service. The importance of fall prevention measures is being re-evaluated to prevent secondary damages such as fires caused by furniture tipping over. Our company offers products such as the "T-Plate," which is slim, flexible, and fits securely in place, and "E-Fix," which uses strong adhesive to firmly secure OA equipment and home appliances, preventing tipping and falling. [Contents] ■ T-Plate ■ T-Plate Belt Type ■ T-Plate Rubber Belt ■ T-Plate for Racks ■ E-Fix *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
A comprehensive catalog of products for preventing the tipping and falling of equipment and fixtures, as well as products for safety measures in offices and factories, including earthquake countermeasures (such as preventing tipping and falling).
Our company manufactures and sells safety products for offices and manufacturing sites. We have recently updated our "Comprehensive Catalog," which includes products such as brackets for fall prevention, racks for preventing the dropping of equipment, and stoppers to prevent casters from rolling away. Many of the products featured have undergone vibration testing equivalent to a seismic intensity of 7, similar to the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake. In addition to screw and anchor installation products, we offer adhesive installation products suitable for difficult-to-drill areas, as well as products that can be wrapped around support columns, providing a diverse lineup that accommodates a wide range of installation conditions. The catalog is rich in illustrations and examples of product installations, making it easy for those who are unsure of specific countermeasures to find products that meet their needs. [Contents Included] ■ Installation Images (Factory Equipment / Warehouse / Office / General Household) ■ Fall Prevention Series ■ Drop Prevention Series ■ Rolling Prevention Series ■ Hardware Series *You can view it via "PDF Download." Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
Furniture anti-tipping device that does not require drilling holes in furniture or walls.
● Excellent safety with W seismic structure Vibration absorption with movable L-shaped brackets and gel! Prevents bracket tipping with W seismic structure! ● No tools or drilling required Just stick it on and tighten the nut for easy installation! No need to drill holes in walls or furniture. ● Transparent gel sheet for a clean appearance.
Introducing key points for preventing workplace accidents by industry and how to implement measures without them becoming mere formalities!
Preventive measures for occupational accidents are an important management issue for all companies with on-site operations, including manufacturing, logistics, construction, and building maintenance industries. When an occupational accident occurs, it imposes a significant burden on both the on-site and management departments, including compensation for the affected employee's absence, securing replacement personnel, decreased productivity at the site, and measures to prevent recurrence. In recent years, with the increase in older workers, there has been a growing demand to address the risks of accidents due to falls and musculoskeletal disorders caused by movements. According to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's "Labor Accident Occurrence Status for 2024," the most common cause of injuries requiring four or more days of absence is "falls," affecting 36,378 people, followed by "reactions to movements and excessive movements," such as back pain, which affects 22,218 people. In addition to traditional safety education and environmental improvements, understanding, visualizing, and improving physical function risks will be key to preventing occupational accidents in the future. This article organizes information that practical personnel can use, ranging from basic knowledge about occupational accidents to specific preventive measures and responses for older workers. *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.*
