Assembly and storage are very easy, and it's also easy to carry, making it highly recommended for those who frequently move between locations!
"IZANO" is a new type of helmet that can be stored thin and compact when not in use, excelling in stockpiling and portability. It becomes only 82mm thick, allowing for space-saving storage, and can be easily placed in an office drawer or bag without requiring specific storage locations. Additionally, it is effective for evacuation and rescue, assembling quickly with one action for safe evacuation. It can also be used for rescue operations and work at heights. 【Features】 ■ Obtained national certification for fall protection and falling object protection ■ Available in six colors, allowing for identification of workers' professions by color ■ Can be easily folded after use by releasing the lock *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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It is suitable for general work, rescue operations, debris removal, and even for use at heights, making it versatile for both normal and disaster situations. 【Size】 Head circumference guideline: 55.5–62cm 【Color】 White, Orange, Green, Blue, White/Orange line, Orange/White line *Made in Japan *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Tachibana Shoji Co., Ltd. is a company located in Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture, that engages in the sale of industrial and commercial packaging materials, food packaging materials, mechanical parts and components, and electrical insulation materials and processed products. As a trading company that primarily deals with packaging materials, we respond to all of your needs as a partner, from the raw materials that create packaging closely related to daily life to the sites where they are used as products.
