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KGK has decided to exhibit at the 13th Comprehensive Inspection Equipment Exhibition (JIMA2026), which will be held from September 16 (Wednesday) to 18 (Friday), 2026. 【Event Overview】 - Name: Comprehensive Inspection Equipment Exhibition (JIMA2026) - Dates: September 16 (Wednesday) to 18 (Friday), 2026 - Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, East Hall 1-3 We will provide further details in this section once they are finalized. We would be delighted if you could visit our booth when you attend.

65th Anniversary, A New Step Forward We position the milestone of our 65th anniversary as "the starting line for our next evolution," and have restructured one of our core technologies, the ultra-compact and ultra-thin probes, into a new brand. 【New Brand】 ●Grain Series (Formerly known as: Ultra-Compact Probe "Chibi-ta") An ultra-compact probe that is as small as a "grain" yet enables high-precision inspections. Grain N (Direct Contact Type) / Grain I (Water Immersion Type) ●Petal Series (Formerly known as: Ultra-Thin Probe "Pechako") An ultra-thin probe that is "thin" like a petal, designed for access to narrow spaces. Petal N (Direct Contact Type) / Petal I (Water Immersion Type) ●Facet Series (Formerly known as: Ultra-Compact Angled Probe) An ultra-compact angled probe with intricate cuts and technology condensed like the "cut surfaces" of Edo Kiriko. Facet UX / Facet UM / Facet UA With this new brand, we will open up new possibilities in non-destructive testing and further contribute to our customers' challenges.

KGK's Non-Cuplant probe was exhibited at Alphamirage Co., Ltd.'s booth (East Hall 6:23-46) at the International Jewelry Exhibition held at Tokyo Big Sight from January 14 to 17. KGK's probe is also useful for evaluating the quality of precious metals.