Major earthquakes can occur anywhere in the world.
Rebar joints are one of the most important determinants of structural strength.

Japan has one of the world's highest occurrences of earthquakes. Fujibolt has always worked to provide safe and secure spaces. Major earthquakes such as the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake and the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake remind us of the true value of such spaces. To further its mission of contributing to earthquake-resistant structures that can withstand such major earthquakes, Fujibolt established PT Fujibolt Indonesia in 2012, as the country also suffers from frequent earthquakes. Our products will continue to contribute to infrastructure development in Asia and around the world.

Fuji Bolt’s “excessively” robust and tough FD Grip helped protect the Nuclear Power Plant during the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 despite being located only 130km from the epicenter of the Magnitude 9.0 earthquake.

The Onagawa Nuclear Power Plant, which used Fuji Bolt’s “excessively” robust and tough FD Grip mechanical joints in its construction, remained almost completely undamaged during the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 despite being located only 130km from the epicenter of the Magnitude 9(M 9.0) earthquake, and was even able to serve as an emergency shelter for local residents. We believe that the buildings and structures that underpin our social infrastructure must be able to maintain their stability and safety even during unprecedented and unexpected events such as the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011. That is why we designed our FD Grip mechanical joints to be “excessively” robust and tough.