It is possible to ensure sufficient adhesion strength to concrete.
The JL irregular shape insert series S insert is processed with internal threads on irregular rebar, ensuring sufficient adhesion strength to concrete. The material is SD345, making it ideal for applications such as scaffolding suspension, product joints, lifting, construction, demolding, and concrete jointing. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Processed with internal threads on deformed rebar ○ Ensures sufficient adhesion strength to concrete ○ Material: SD295A (SD345) 【Applications】 ○ Scaffolding suspension ○ Product joints ○ Lifting ○ Construction ○ Demolding ○ Concrete jointing ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Applications】 ○ Scaffolding suspension ○ Product joints ○ Lifting ○ Construction ○ Demolding ○ Concrete jointing ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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In today's world, where it is said that "technology knows no borders," we quickly adopt excellent innovations from around the globe and continuously send our own technologies out into the world. This is JL's principle. In 1984, we formed a technical partnership with the British company Cretec and launched high-strength mortar spacers. Furthermore, in 1986, we signed a contract with the German company Frimeda for lifting anchors, in 1994 with the German company Halfen for cast-in channels, and with the Dutch company Deha for bar couplers, and we are actively selling these products. As overseas cooperative factories, we have foundries and fine ceramic products in South Korea, two joint ventures and one cooperative company in China, two wholly-owned companies in China, one wholly-owned company in South Korea, and a cooperative factory in Vietnam. We contribute broadly to the world, not only within Japan, from the manufacturing of construction materials, machine parts, shipbuilding components, and multi-story parking components, to surface treatments such as dacromet processing and zinc plating.