New Field Development Project - UPP System Dual Resin Piping
We have started selling the UPP system double resin piping from the American company "Franklin Fueling Systems," which was the first in the world to sell resin piping to the petroleum industry. Over the past 30 years, it has been used in more than 50,000 locations across over 160 countries worldwide. In Japan, there are over 7,000 installations for underground fuel piping at gas stations and emergency generators. We offer a cost-effective and safe double resin piping that can be directly buried.
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- Due to the double piping made of high-density polyethylene resin, direct burial construction methods are possible at facilities designated by the Water Pollution Control Act. - Performance evaluated by the Product Hazardous Materials Safety Technology Association (KHK). Corrosion resistance... No electrical decoration. Durability... No corrosion whatsoever. Service life of 50 years. Seismic resistance... Can be used safely even in earthquake-prone Japan. Pressure resistance... Has pressure resistance suitable for direct burial.
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This is a stainless steel double piping system ideal for transporting liquids unsuitable for double resin piping above ground (such as gasoline, diesel, heavy oil, and kerosene). For more details, please download and refer to the attached catalog.
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Our company is a specialized trading company for electronic devices and components. We also engage in procurement agency business utilizing our unique network, as well as EMS business that accommodates various outsourcing needs. Furthermore, we offer environmentally friendly products and provide materials for renewable energy. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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