Label printer safety display (collision warning) (Mitsui Chemicals, Inc. case study)
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We will introduce a case study from Mitsui Chemicals, Inc. at the Iwakuni-Ohtake Plant, utilizing the Bepop printer, which can create labels and signs in any size and shape, starting from just one piece. 【Overview】 ■Company Name: Mitsui Chemicals, Inc. Iwakuni-Ohtake Plant ■Main Products: Polyester fiber raw materials, resin for PET bottles, resins for automotive and electronic components, special packaging materials, solvents, hydraulic oils, etc. ■Product Introduced: Bepop ■Usage: - Indicating the direction of piping, alerting for work equipment, stickers for helmets, organizing various supplies, etc. - Signs for preventing collisions at intersections using three-dimensional displays.
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"Recently, there has been an increase in proposals and consultations regarding displays in improvement suggestions from various workplaces. This is a sign that safety displays are becoming established as 'personal matters,' and I feel it significantly contributes to human development. I would like to continue to make further use of displays through Be-Pop in the future," they stated. For more details, please refer to the PDF.
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