On-machine shield (vacuum-formed product) On-machine shield (sheet processed product) etc.
As a measure against COVID-19, we have developed our original desktop shield. Unlike standard thick acrylic panels, this product significantly reduces costs by using vacuum-formed PET resin.
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basic information
We have developed this by leveraging the characteristics of our vacuum forming manufacturing. For more details, please refer to the catalog.
Price information
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Delivery Time
P4
※It varies depending on the order status. For more details, please contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
Onboard shield Purchased for preventing droplet spread during meal times in schools, nursing facilities, etc.
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Company information
Our company utilizes technology in mold and processing for vacuum forming to carry out planning, design, prototyping, and mass production of parts trays, transport trays, blister packs, clear cases, product displays, and more. We are a company that is active in a variety of fields, from product packaging to low-voltage components and automotive parts, supporting advanced manufacturing lines with parts trays. In order to meet customer demands, we possess numerous vacuum forming machines in our facilities. Moving forward, we will continue to develop new, high-quality products based on vacuum forming technology, while actively using low-pollution, non-toxic materials and focusing on the planning and development of environmentally friendly products.
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