Block navigation markers for visual impairments (for tile carpets)
Maru Emmako Co., Ltd.
About This Product
■ Resin -made point -shaped / induced marker
・ It can be easily mounted by drilling holes in tile carpets, PVC tiles, etc. (no step with the surrounding carpets that are not constructed)
・ Adopt high -intensity empa (demonstrate outstanding durability even under harsh conditions)
・ Made of resin
・ Production is also possible with your favorite color
・ The shape dimensions correspond to the JIS standard
* Use No.6970-08 for 7-9 mm thickness of the tile carpet, and No.6970-10 for 9.5 to 13mm.
■ Installation processing of navigation markers
・ We accept navigation markers to tile carpets.
・ We will ship it in about 15 days after the tile carpet arrives.
・ The guidance type has a mounting direction (eye direction), so please place an arrow on the back of the tile carpet as a basis.
・ If there is an assignment diagram, we will attach it as desired.
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Product
Block navigation markers for visual impairments (for tile carpets)
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Handling Company
Maru Emmako Co., Ltd.
5 Models of Block navigation markers for visual impairments (for tile carpets)
Items marked with have different values depending on the model number.
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| Product Image | Part Number | Price (excluding tax) | Attached | Gear | Material |
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Navi marker (warning type) |
Available upon quote | With a gear | No.6970-06 | Glass fiber strengthening polyamide -based resin |
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Navi marker (induced type) |
Available upon quote | With a gear | No.6970-06 | Glass fiber strengthening polyamide -based resin |
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Gear |
Available upon quote | - | - | 6 made by nylon |
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Warning type A |
Available upon quote | - | - | - |
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Guidance type B |
Available upon quote | - | - | - |
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About Company Handling This Product
- Japan
- Since 1951
- 200 employees