From the wrought iron manufacturing site ~BEAT OURSELVES!!~
Today's wrought iron production site
Today, we would like to deliver a column from our factory ♪
Products that have been manufactured and are ready for shipment.
Looking at the packaged product before shipping, I feel a sense of accomplishment that the craftsmen have done a lot of work.
We hope that these products will reach our customers and make them happy.
These days, when many gates are being made, we often receive orders for gates with mailboxes or delivery boxes.
It is adjusted so that ready-made mailboxes and delivery boxes will fit securely in the Wrought iron FIX.
In the back, we are inspecting the product assuming that it will be installed at another gate site.
Slogan of our factory
At our factory, we have a large English sign on the wall that says "BEAT OURSELVES!!". Factory slogan. In Japanese, the literal translation is "beat yourself!"
This slogan was coined by the factory staff when they were looking at the websites and products of competing iron irons around the world and comparing them with their own products. Various companies make wrought irons, but in the end, what we can do is surpass our past selves. Aim for a better product than last year, last month, or last week.
The words and slogan that came out of such thoughts became "BEAT OURSELVES!!"
We are confident in the quality of our products, but we aim for even greater heights and each craftsman is conscious of what we can do to make it better than the previous product.
So, last month, I received a suggestion that there might be another way to make the gates more beautiful.
I am not satisfied with my current self. Beat yourself!
We do not compromise on our products. Beat yourself!
The craftsmen are working hard to surpass themselves in the hot factory today!
Thoughts of Mita Seisakusho
Mita's quality and design are world-class in the industry.
It is important to polish more as it is said.
We will continue to focus on quality and design so that Onda Seisakusho will continue to be Onda Seisakusho.