Have you ever dropped bolts or nuts while working at heights?
"Neo Finger" is a glove equipped with neodymium magnets designed to prevent the dropping of bolts and nuts during high-altitude work. When working on rooftops of buildings or on transmission towers where people are passing below, it is crucial to be vigilant about not dropping objects. In particular, materials like bolts and nuts that are handled with fingertips can lead to serious problems if dropped. This product was developed to help alleviate the burden on workers as much as possible. Additionally, to maintain strong magnetic force and usability, we consulted with experts multiple times to design the arrangement of the magnets. Samples can also be distributed.
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■ Strong magnetic force that won't drop even large bolts ■ Excellent workability ■ Can be worn over gloves ■ This product is patented. Patent No. 5914948
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Our company has primarily engaged in solar power construction and telecommunications construction, but since 2015, we have embarked on the path of "manufacturing" triggered by obtaining a patent. We are striving to contribute mainly in both hardware and software development by leveraging our field experience. The most important thing for us, as stated in our "management policy," is to aim to be a company that is needed by society. This is based on the belief of our representative that if a company is not needed by society, it has no reason to exist, and even if it succeeds for a time, it will eventually be "eliminated." To be needed, we adhere to the policy of engaging in the process of creating products for our valued customers with "safety," "high quality," and "honesty." Moving forward, we will continue to build on this policy, reflecting daily, and working together as one team. We appreciate your continued support.
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