Label printer safety signs (clothing, door) (Hino Kogyo Co., Ltd.)
If safety signs become "scenic," accidents will not disappear. We need to enhance safety awareness with new ideas that capture interest.
We will introduce a case study of Hino Kogyo Co., Ltd. utilizing the Bepop printer, which allows for the creation of labels and displays in any size and shape, starting from just one piece. 【Overview】 ■ Company Name: Hino Kogyo Co., Ltd. ■ Main Business: Manufacturing, sales, and rental of temporary toilets and related units ■ Introduced Product: Bepop ■ Utilization Method: The manufacturing and purchasing departments are collaborating by imitating and advising each other to create better safety displays.
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"In extreme cases, I believe that simply having safety signs will not eliminate accidents. For example, when people become accustomed to speed limits on the road, some will inevitably ignore them. However, recently there have been new ideas for safety signs that do not blend into the scenery, such as the 'super sharp turn' signs that are effective in prompting drivers to slow down. We would like to enhance safety awareness in the workplace with such safety signs that offer a different perspective," he shared regarding future prospects. For more details, please refer to the PDF.
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Our company creates "one-of-a-kind products" through a new product development process that starts with planning and conceptualization, merging needs and seeds under a thorough on-site principle, supported by a development environment. We maintain our position as "number one products" through the technology and intellectual property rights that realize our sales points. To responsibly supply products that satisfy our customers, we focus on team activities involving everyone through the practice of "three realities" (on-site, actual product, and reality), learning from the market, and advancing flexible responses to the diverse needs of the market along with the establishment of a quality control system.