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  1. 関口鐵工所 本社 Nagano//Industrial Machinery
  2. アドバンテック東洋 Tokyo//Testing, Analysis and Measurement
  3. 正英製作所 本社、東京支店、名古屋営業所、大阪支店、広島支店、九州支店 Nara//Industrial Machinery
  4. 4 フルテック Osaka//Electronic Components and Semiconductors
  5. 5 中日本炉工業 Aichi//others
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  1. Small incinerator "Toku B type" *Contributes to reducing waste disposal costs! Complies with structural standards! 関口鐵工所 本社
  2. Information on Used Incinerators 関口鐵工所 本社
  3. Guide to Introducing Far Infrared Tabletop Heaters [Free Case Study Available] TPR商事
  4. Electric Muffle Furnace FUW Series アドバンテック東洋
  5. 4 Electric Muffle Furnace FUL200 Series アドバンテック東洋

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Inoue Tengokudo Co., Ltd.

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Inoue Tengokudo Co., Ltd.

Utilized for incineration in the food industry! Introducing a case where the SL-500L model has been implemented.

We would like to introduce a case where our "incinerator" was utilized. We have implemented our product at Inoue Tengokudo Co., Ltd. in Nara Prefecture. The model introduced is the "SL-500L type." It is primarily used for the incineration of wood chips and paper waste. [Case Overview] ■ Model introduced: SL-500L type ■ Incinerated materials: Wood chips, paper waste *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Maekawa Corporation

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Maekawa Corporation

Utilization of formwork waste for incineration! Introducing a case where the "JK-700A type (with options)" has been implemented.

We would like to introduce a case where our "incinerator" was utilized. We have implemented our product at Maekawa Corporation in Hyogo Prefecture. The model introduced is the "JK-700A type (with options)." It is being used for the incineration of formwork waste. 【Case Overview】 ■Industry: Formwork Construction ■Model Introduced: JK-700A type (with options) ■Incinerated Material: Formwork Waste *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Seiun-in Temple

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Seiun-in Temple

Utilized for incineration at temples! Introducing the case of the JK-700A model (with OP) being implemented.

We would like to introduce a case where our "incinerator" was utilized. We have introduced the product to Seiun-in Temple in Shizuoka Prefecture. The model introduced is "JK-700A type (with options)." It is used for the incineration of wood chips and paper waste. 【Case Overview】 ■ Model introduced: JK-700A type (with options) ■ Incinerated materials: wood chips, paper waste *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Gojōzan Chirakuin

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Gojōzan Chirakuin

Utilized for the incineration of offerings and paper waste! Introducing examples implemented in temples.

We would like to introduce a case where our "incinerator" was utilized. We have implemented the product at Chirakuin, located in Gojōyama, Saitama Prefecture. The model introduced is the "JK-400A Wide Open Type (compliant with Saitama Prefecture regulations)." It is primarily used for the incineration of items such as memorial tablets and paper waste. 【Case Overview】 ■ Model Introduced: JK-400A Wide Open Type (compliant with Saitama Prefecture regulations) ■ Incinerated Items: Memorial tablets, paper waste, etc. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Transportation Industry Client K

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Transportation Industry Client K

Introducing a case where the FL-700R type (brick type) was adopted for the incineration of broken packaging materials and office waste!

We would like to introduce a case study of the introduction of an "incinerator" to K Company, a transportation business in Miyagi Prefecture. The company was using a Sanyo incinerator, but it was swept away by the tsunami during the Great East Japan Earthquake. As they worked on recovery and reconstruction, they found that there was no longer a place to store waste, so they introduced a model with greater processing capacity than before. With an increased air supply capacity, the incineration time has been shortened, and since it is equipped with a large dust collection device, there is no emission of sparks, allowing for safe processing. [Case Overview] ■ Waste Incinerated: Broken packaging materials, office waste ■ Model: FL-700R type (brick type) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Company A in the Livestock (Dairy Cattle) Industry

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Company A in the Livestock (Dairy Cattle) Industry

Secondary use of waste heat and hot water is possible! We present a case where kerosene costs were halved and industrial waste disposal costs were significantly reduced.

We would like to introduce a case study of Company A in the livestock (dairy cattle) industry in Nagano Prefecture that implemented an "incinerator." The company was struggling with the large amount of stretch film waste generated and the associated disposal costs. After the implementation, by utilizing hot water and exhaust heat, the cost of kerosene was halved, and the industrial waste disposal costs were significantly reduced. [Case Overview] ■ Incinerated materials: Wood chips, vinyl ■ Model: FL-700S type (water-cooled) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Temple T

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Temple T

Quick and safe incineration of freshly pruned branches! Introducing a case where the JK-700 model (brick type) was used.

To Temple T in Ibaraki Prefecture, we would like to introduce a case study of the implementation of an "incinerator." At this temple, there are many trees on the premises, resulting in a large amount of pruned branches and fallen leaves. They had been digging holes to burn them, but complaints were received due to the location along a main road. After the installation, they found that they could burn the waste quickly without producing much smoke, even with minimal use of the burner, keeping the premises tidy and eliminating complaints. [Case Overview] - Incinerated Material: Wood Chips - Model: JK-700 Type (Brick Type) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Welfare Business (Disability Support Facility) Mr. H

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Welfare Business (Disability Support Facility) Mr. H

Equipped with a dust collection device! Introducing a case where the MY-400 model (brick type) was adopted.

We would like to introduce a case of the introduction of an "incinerator" to the welfare facility (disability support facility) H in Fukuoka Prefecture. The company had their incinerator washed away by flooding, and it was absolutely necessary for them to have a new one, so they decided to implement it. The new type of incinerator is equipped with a dust collection system, allowing for safe incineration, and it can process waste in a timely manner, ensuring that the facility can always be maintained in a clean state. [Case Overview] ■ Incinerated Material: Household Waste ■ Model: MY-400 Type (Brick Type) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Wood Processing Industry Client S

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Wood Processing Industry Client S

Utilization of incineration in the wood processing industry! Introducing a case where the SSJ-500 model (water-cooled type) was adopted.

We would like to introduce a case study of the introduction of an "incinerator" to Company S in the wood processing industry in Okayama Prefecture. The company was using a large incinerator that required notification, but due to legal amendments, they introduced an incinerator that does not require notification because of the obligation to measure dioxins. The new incinerator, despite being of a size that does not require notification, has a capacity greater than the previous incinerator, which means there are no measurement costs, and it can adequately handle peak periods. [Case Overview] ■ Incinerated Material: Wood Chips (Molder) ■ Model: SSJ-500 Type (Water-Cooled) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Agriculture (Mushroom Production) Company K

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Agriculture (Mushroom Production) Company K

Introducing examples of the use of vinyl containers for the incineration of wood chips and paper scraps in agriculture!

We would like to introduce a case study of the introduction of an "incinerator" to Company K, which is involved in agriculture (mushroom production) in Mie Prefecture. At this company, when they incinerated plastic containers using their existing incinerator, it generated a large amount of black smoke, leading to complaints from the neighbors. The Sanyo incinerator produces almost no smoke with just air supply, which also helps save on kerosene costs. 【Case Overview】 ■ Incinerated materials: Plastic containers, wood chips, paper scraps ■ Model: JK-400 type (brick type) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Fishing Cooperative S

[Case Study of Incinerator Adoption] Fishing Cooperative S

Burning floating debris and confidential documents! Introducing case studies from fishing cooperatives.

To the fishing cooperative S in Hokkaido, we would like to introduce a case of the introduction of an "incinerator." The cooperative was processing waste with an old incinerator that emitted smoke, and after receiving a warning from the authorities, they decided to implement a new one. Since burning paper waste does not produce sparks or smoke, it can be incinerated without causing any inconvenience, which is very reassuring. [Case Overview] ■ Incinerated materials: Drifted garbage, confidential documents ■ Model: MY-700II type (brick type) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Formic Acid and Hydrogen Reduction Compatible Tabletop Vacuum Solder Reflow Device VSS-300

Formic Acid and Hydrogen Reduction Compatible Tabletop Vacuum Solder Reflow Device VSS-300

300mm square compatible model. Can be linked with loaders and unloaders for mass production. Made by Unitec Japan.

This product is a tabletop vacuum solder reflow device that enables a maximum of 0.01% void-free soldering, making it suitable for addressing challenges related to fluxless and lead-free applications. It supports the removal of oxide films on the metal surfaces to be joined through "hydrogen reduction" and "formic acid reduction." The powerful reducing effect of formic acid enhances wettability even without flux. Additionally, despite its compact design, which is among the smallest in the industry, it consolidates the functions and performance needed for everything from prototype development to mass production into a single unit. With a wide variety of reflow profile settings and excellent temperature control, it achieves high-reliability mounting standards required for power devices and aerospace development. **Features** - Rapid heating at a speed of 2.5°C per second, significantly reducing takt time with water cooling - Maximum reachable temperature of 450°C (optional up to 650°C) - Compatible with various atmospheric environments such as formic acid, hydrogen, and nitrogen - Almost perfectly realizes the set temperature profile, with high repeatability and nearly zero overshoot - The in-plane temperature difference on the heating plate is nearly zero, allowing for uniform heating of large workpieces *Free demo requests are also accepted. Please feel free to contact us.* *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to reach out to us.*

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Formic acid and hydrogen reduction compatible vacuum solder reflow device RSS-160-S

Formic acid and hydrogen reduction compatible vacuum solder reflow device RSS-160-S

Standard model achieving high-reliability assembly such as fluxless, void-free, and lead-free. Manufactured by Unitec Japan.

The "RSS-160-S" is a desktop vacuum solder reflow device suitable for solving challenges related to no-clean flux, void removal, and lead-free processes. In addition to conventional "flux" and "hydrogen reduction," it also supports reduction using "formic acid." With the powerful reducing action of formic acid, it effectively removes oxide films from metal surfaces such as substrates, achieving improved wettability without flux. Furthermore, by combining vacuum technology, it enables a maximum of 0.01% void-free results. Despite its compact design, which is among the smallest in the industry, it condenses various functions and performance to support a wide range of prototype development. 【Features】 ■ Rapid heating at 100°C per minute, and with water cooling, significantly reduces takt time ■ Maximum reachable temperature of 400°C (optional 500°C) ■ Compatible with various atmospheric environments such as formic acid, hydrogen, and nitrogen ■ Nearly achieves the set temperature profile as is, with high repeatability and almost zero overshoot ■ The in-plane temperature difference on the heating plate is close to zero, allowing for uniform heating of large workpieces *Requests for free demonstrations are also accepted. Please feel free to contact us. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Formic acid and hydrogen reduction compatible vacuum solder reflow device RSS-110-S

Formic acid and hydrogen reduction compatible vacuum solder reflow device RSS-110-S

Standard model that achieves high-reliability implementation such as fluxless, void-free, and lead-free. Manufactured by Unitec Japan.

The "RSS-110-S" is a desktop vacuum solder reflow device suitable for solving challenges related to no-clean, void removal, and lead-free processes. It supports traditional "flux," "hydrogen reduction," and reduction using "formic acid." With the powerful reducing action of formic acid, it effectively removes oxide films from metal surfaces such as substrates, achieving improved wettability even without flux. Furthermore, by combining vacuum technology, it enables a maximum of 0.01% void-free results. With a variety of reflow profile settings and excellent temperature control, it achieves high-reliability mounting standards required for power devices and aerospace applications. 【Features】 ■ Rapid heating at 2°C per second, significantly reducing takt time due to water cooling ■ Maximum reachable temperature of 400°C (optional 500°C) ■ Compatible with various atmospheric environments such as formic acid, hydrogen, and nitrogen ■ Nearly exact realization of the set temperature profile High repeatability with almost zero overshoot ■ Minimal in-plane temperature difference on the heating plate, allowing uniform heating of large workpieces *Requests for free demonstrations are also accepted. Please feel free to contact us. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Walking beam conveyor type heating furnace and curing furnace

Walking beam conveyor type heating furnace and curing furnace

Contributing to the automation of heating processes! This heating method has a short heating time and allows for profile creation.

This product is an inline-compatible heating furnace that can be integrated into fully automated production lines. It takes substrates and trays from the loader, transports them to the heating stage through sheet processing, and heats them up. It adopts a heating method that utilizes efficient thermal conduction, making it an energy-saving and space-saving heating furnace. 【Features】 ■ Can be integrated into fully automated production lines ■ Inline compatible ■ Adopts a heating method utilizing efficient thermal conduction ■ Excellent energy-saving and space-saving properties *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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