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I often hear from hospitalized patients receiving IV drips that "when using the shower, the water inevitably leaks and wets the IV site. It doesn't dry well and feels uncomfortable; is there anything that can be done about it?" The simple waterproof cover for IV drips, "Comfortable!! Shower-kun," allows for easy on-and-off use without leaks, making showering comfortable. Patients can put it on and take it off themselves, eliminating the hassle of needing assistance from nurses. It is made from a special elastomer resin that is lightweight and allows for easy and safe application by the patients themselves. The resin is resistant to aging, allowing for long-term use. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.

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• Other safety and hygiene products

Our company has been striving to improve our technological capabilities in plastic molding, focusing on three main pillars: blow molding, injection molding, and biaxial stretching molding. We have also utilized our uniquely developed processing machines for secondary processing, working diligently to deliver high-quality products to our customers more quickly and at lower costs. In terms of quality, we have obtained ISO 9001 certification, and through 5S activities, we have provided high-quality, low-cost products while strengthening our organizational capabilities in both quality and cost. Additionally, we have acquired Eco Action 21 certification, positioning ourselves as an environmentally friendly company. We have developed technologies for energy-saving activities, waste separation initiatives, coastal cleanup efforts, and the ability to mold using recycled materials from crushed PET bottles for beverages. Moving forward, we aim to achieve the highest level of satisfaction for our customers, local residents, employees, and their families. We kindly ask for your continued support and guidance. For more details, please contact us or refer to our catalog.

• Injection Molding Machine
• Blow Molding Machine
• Processing Contract