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We have uploaded examples on our company website using blowers and air knives from Sonic Corporation. - (Example 18) Cleaning and drying of contact lens pallets - (Example 19) Drying before painting the deck of a lawn mower - (Example 20) Medical equipment - Dust adhesion prevention using air knives and static elimination bars We hope this serves as a reference for your company's blow improvement themes. Thank you.

We would like to inform you that we have received an important notification regarding product supply from Sonia Corporation, as detailed below. ■ Regarding Discontinued Products The following products will be discontinued for sale starting June 1, 2026: • 241TM • VM Module • 241CT • CST • CV • 2.4MHz Crystal This measure has been taken because it has become difficult to sell these products individually due to the soaring manufacturing and procurement costs of gold and fluoropolymer crystals. ■ Conditions for Continued Sales In the future, the 241TM, VM, and 2.4MHz Crystal will only be available for sale to customers who have previously purchased the 241PGT or 241PG. ■ Handling of New 241PGT The new 241PGT will only be provided as replacement parts. It will not be sold for new applications. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter, please feel free to contact us. We appreciate your continued support and look forward to serving you.

We have published a technical report summarizing the latest improvement cases related to the drying process in tire manufacturing lines. Based on empirical data collected from a large truck tire factory in the United States, the report organizes key points related to stabilizing drying quality and energy conservation. It details how improvements were made to address issues such as drying unevenness and the risks associated with compressed air, which were difficult to resolve with conventional methods—this specific process is thoroughly introduced in the PDF. Additionally, it includes perspectives useful for on-site improvements, such as the adaptability to line speed, criteria for selecting drying systems, and the status of deployment in overseas factories. The content will also be beneficial for engineers involved in the drying processes of resin and rubber processing lines, as well as tire manufacturing. If you are interested in optimizing the drying process or utilizing air knives and blowers, please download the PDF and take a look.