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Reusable Steel Stake Kuimaru – MARUWA CORPORATION.
Industrial Machinery, Other Machinery & Industrial EquipmentReusable Steel Stake Kuimaru – MARUWA CORPORATION.
Reusable & Recyclable
Kuimaru is a highly reusable and recyclable galvanized steel stake. Kuimaru is capable of wide variety of usage and geology. One of its edge forms sharp so that it can get into the ground easily, it even penetrates asphalt. Both ends are circumferentially welded and completely sealed so that the entire body makes remarkably durable. Since Kuimaru is a processed steel tube, the body is hollow and extremely light.
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