The grip can be used permanently!
A stainless steel pipe, 120 millimeters long and chemically polished, is used with a central shaft as a cotton swab. The used tip is cut to the desired shape and length with nippers until the central shaft is exhausted. The central shaft is made of ultra-fine fibers bundled in a special way, producing very little dust. Since the central shaft is 120 millimeters long, it can be used 30 to 50 times more than a regular cotton swab, making it not only very economical but also environmentally friendly.
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【Main Features】 ○ The stainless steel grip, made by a medical instrument manufacturer and chemically polished, is usable permanently. ○ The moisture-absorbing core, bundled with ultra-fine synthetic fibers in a special way, produces extremely little dust. ○ By cutting off the used part with nippers or similar tools, it lasts 20 to 30 times longer than conventional industrial cotton swabs.
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Our main achievements are in precision molds, optical lenses, medical devices, and electronic equipment, focusing on fine work. The SUS grip is longer than a standard cotton swab and is sturdy, making it convenient for removing dirt from small gaps in recessed areas or, conversely, for applying a very small amount of liquid.
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I believe that business is established through the fusion of three elements: people who love to create, those who sell, and those who happily use the products. The <flux dispenser, conductive component tray, circuit board assembly table, supporter-style wrist strap, and industrial eco cotton swab>, developed from the needs identified in the field while supplying various labor-saving devices to electronic equipment manufacturers, are typical examples of such development products. I will continue to strive to be a company that brings genuine satisfaction to our customers, never forgetting that no matter how groundbreaking an idea may be, it is merely a prototype without the fusion of these three elements.
