Made from a flexible and durable material, it supports the smooth operation of the joints in the robot's legs.
Bellows Packing for Robot Legs The bellows packing for robot legs is a high-performance packing product designed to enhance the mobility and protective functions of robot legs. It is made from flexible and durable materials, supporting smooth operation of the joint parts of the robot legs. Lightweight, durable, flexible, and elastic.
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[Company Overview] - Company Name: Youngil Silicone - Established: 2005 - Location: 26-14, Geumo-ro, 477beon-gil, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea - Number of Employees: 20 - Revenue: 2.4 billion won - Certifications: ISO9001, ISO14001 We provide high heat resistance and chemical stability, and with our development capabilities to customize products according to customer needs, we offer optimized solutions for various industrial fields.
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It supports the free movement of robotic legs, maintains high durability for repetitive movements, and extends the lifespan of the robot.
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KOTRA (Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency) is a government agency established under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (equivalent to Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) to promote trade and attract investment. The KOTRA Japan Regional Headquarters focuses on promoting exports for Korean small and medium-sized enterprises and attracting foreign companies to invest in Korea (such as establishing factories and mergers and acquisitions).
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