Creation Core Higashiosaka
DAIICHI KOGYO CO., LTD.
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Address
3-11 Kanamono-Cho, Higashi-Osaka-City, Osaka, 577-0815, Japan
Tel
+81-(0)6-6723-0788
Fax
+81-(0)6-6723-5225
Foundation
1936
Capital
10,000,000 yen
Number of employees
15
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Major Line of business
Key holders, Hooks
president

Yukiko Takahashi
president

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DAIICHI KOGYO CO., LTD. is the manufacturer of Markey brand key-related products, as well as Suppon ("Snapping Turtle") Hook and Three Pin products. In addition, this company is engaged in wholesale and retail sales of construction-use hardware, convenient tools, construction-related materials and original products.

 
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Markey and Suppon Hook

Markey and Suppon Hook

Markey and Suppon Hook

Markey Brand Products Give the User Real Convenience

The Markey key holder brand name is taken from the phrase "to mark a key" and the products themselves allow the user to insert or remove the marking paper in a one-touch action. Also usable as name holders, Markey products boast the number-one share of the key holder industry.

Feel Markey and Slide Markey are universal design key holders that everyone can use joyfully and conveniently. These products are also designed to allow different keys to be distinguished rapidly by differences in color and/or in the number and pattern of concave and convex notches.

True to their name, Suppon Hook products are powerful adhesive-backed hooks that won't come unstuck once they've been applied. (The snapping turtle is said to never let go after biting.) They are installed in place by using a flame to melt a special adhesive bond pre-applied to the rear of the hook body. A single hook can support 5kg and these products are optimized for use with concrete, breezeblock, wood and steel.

The even more powerful Suppon Hook Plus Pin can hold 8kg thanks to the addition of a concrete-use pin. Also, the Three Pin with its easy installation method requiring just light tapping with a hammer is ideal for plasterboard and veneer board use.




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