Reiwa Year 7 Higashiosaka Brand Certified Products
This product has been certified as a Plus Alpha product by the Higashi-Osaka Brand in the 7th year of Reiwa. It is a pioneer of our super coil cord (stretchable coil). This stretchable coil, which emphasizes springiness, is a thin yet strong cord designed to prevent falls and losses. It is used for various applications such as preventing tools from falling, preventing fishing gear from falling, and preventing smartphones from falling, allowing for the creation of various products based on customer ideas. The product made utilizing its performance is the Super Slim Strap. The coil part uses a hard urethane resin, making it a durable strap. The clip part features a one-touch clip that can be easily detached. Being made entirely of resin, it does not damage the tools it is attached to. It is also ideal for preventing falls of smartphones, fishing accessories, golf GPS navigators, and more.
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basic information
Total length 19 cm, maximum extension approximately 66 cm.
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Applications/Examples of results
Smartphone strap, key strap, GPS strap, etc.
Company information
Mind's curly cords boast a rich lineup, ranging from colorful and pop designs to those emphasizing practicality. At the end of the curly cords are various "important items," such as tools, snowboards, fishing rods, display products, and pass cases, connecting them in various sizes. Moreover, their applications can expand infinitely based on customer ideas. Mind's curly cords aim for customer evaluations of "This is great!" by realizing customer requests at a high level. 【Three Responses from Mind】 ● Quick Delivery Support Support to meet customer deadlines. ● Small Lot Production Capable of small lot production even for made-to-order items. ● High-Quality Assurance Providing high-quality products through advanced inspections.
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