Proseven is the global pioneer in the development of earthquake-resistant pads using urethane gel. Proseven is also the specialised manufacturer of earthquake-resistant pads in Japan, handling everything from research and development to manufacturing and marketing. Urethane gel is a new material that adds ultra-strong adhesion and ultra-low elasticity to gel, which has the properties of both solids and liquids.
Proseven earthquake-resistant pads are made in Japan, manufactured entirely in Japan using only Japanese materials.
Proseven earthquake-resistant pads are a vibration damping material with excellent flexibility and adhesion, which gives them excellent shock absorption capacity to follow every tremor (forward and backward, left and right, up and down). They conform to the Japan Quality Assurance Organization’s (JQA) Earthquake-Resistant Equipment Fixing Device Inspection Standard (JQACS1117) and have passed the 1,000-Gal earthquake resistance test (seismic intensity class 7). (Tremors in the Great Hanshin Earthquake reached 818 Gal.)

Simply stick them onto the bottom of the item. It’s that easy, and you don’t need any tools. They can be removed without leaving any adhesive, so you can re-position them to get them in the best spot. You can also use them again and again after restoring their adhesive strength by washing off any dirt with water. (If a pad gets oil etc. on it, remove the oil with a neutral household detergent.)

Proseven earthquake-resistant pads have passed off-gas (VOC) analysis (they do not give off volatile toxic substances harmful to health). They conform to the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (Green Procurement Standard), they do not give off harmful organic gases, and they contain no lead, hexavalent chromium, mercury, cadmium, etc., which means they are a reassuringly safe, environmentally friendly material. They can be used in a wide temperature range, from -20°C to 75°C. For hygiene safety, they are also antifungal (JIS Z 2911 Fungus Resistance Test).