Shelf glass, glass sliding doors, and the edges of glass swing doors, as well as preventing cracks in mirrors and clam shell effects! A safety measure that does not obstruct your view.
Our company offers a transparent safety part called "Hamagard," which can be used for anti-slip and edge protection of glass and acrylic fixtures. By applying it to the vertical seams of FIX glass or the edges of fragile glass surfaces, it reduces the risk of shattering and damage. It enhances safety without compromising the aesthetics of exhibition and construction sites. ■ Size Variations - Width 3mm, L=500mm (for 5mm glass) - Width 5mm, L=500mm (for 8mm glass) - Width 6mm, L=500mm (for 12mm glass) The transparent guard material can be perfectly adhered to the edge, and it becomes almost invisible from about 2 meters away. *If used indoors, there is no concern about yellowing or stickiness (bleeding) even after more than three years of use. 【Features】 ■ High transparency, unobtrusive ■ Strong adhesive power ■ Durable material ■ Easily cut with a cutter or similar tool
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Keywords: transparent safety measures, retrofitting, cushioning material, protective components, glass/mirror, shatter prevention, anti-slip, spacers, fixture parts
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■Joint treatment for display mirrors and fixture mirrors ■Spacers for continuous installation of mirrors and glass ■Non-slip feature for glass panels that is unobtrusive ■Can also be applied for protecting small items other than glass and mirrors
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Suri-Nine Island Co., Ltd. manufactures hardware designed for decoration with the intention of delivering beautiful and high-quality products to our customers. By conducting safety tests using our unique experimental equipment, we create products that can be used with peace of mind. Through our products and services, we contribute to the progress and development of countries, society, culture, and humanity by "creating new value" and "creating new markets."
