A connection assembly for a foundation frame with a 5-degree incline that can be utilized without special processing if it is a block compliant with JIS standards!
"Ok-kun" is a foundation support frame with a connection bracket that maximizes the effective use of flat roof space and achieves cost reduction in construction, with a slope angle of 5 degrees. Compared to conventional methods, it significantly shortens the construction period. It can be easily installed, eliminating the need for skilled technicians. 【Features】 ■ Excellent cost-effectiveness ■ Superior workability ■ High versatility *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Evaluation Criteria: JIS C 8955: 2017 ■Installation Height: Below 30m (varies depending on installation conditions) ■Wind Speed: Maximum below 38m/s ■Snow Accumulation: Maximum below 100cm ■Number of Fixing Points: 2, 3, or 4 points *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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The solar power generation system, which utilizes the abundant sunlight, is gaining attention as one of the solutions to various global environmental issues, including global warming. Dōryoku Co., Ltd. is a group of experts in solar power generation, actively engaged in not only advanced specialized technology and know-how but also in owning various testing facilities and independently developing components such as mounting frames, in order to respond to the diverse needs of our customers. Through the spread of solar power generation systems, we aim to become a source of energy for the development of society and the protection of the natural environment. We manage everything from planning, design, construction, to after-sales maintenance of solar power generation systems in-house, and we are fully committed to the ongoing challenge of continuously supporting solar energy.