The wireless theft prevention system "Wi-dimo" has been certified as a recommended product by the JEOS Japan Shoplifting Prevention System Association.

A groundbreaking product monitoring system unlike anything seen before.

Conventional self-sounding tags respond (issue an alarm) when they receive signals from security gates installed at store entrances and exits. This Wi-dimo uses a "reverse thinking" approach, where the self-sounding tag issues an alarm when it moves away from the signal area. (When the self-sounding tag is returned to the signal area, the alarm automatically stops.) As a result, it becomes possible to monitor display items that were previously fixed with wires wirelessly, and to make tags that only reacted at the final exit issue alarms inside the store, allowing for smoother communication with customers.

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We exhibited a booth at the "4th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Antibody Research" held at Omiya Sonic City from December 1 (Monday) to December 3 (Wednesday). Thank you very much to everyone who visited our booth during the event. Thanks to your support, we were able to successfully conclude the meeting. If you have any questions regarding the products you viewed, please feel free to reach out to us. We will respond to inquiries received during the event in due course. We appreciate your continued support of Higuchi Shokai. ▼Exhibited Products - Various assembly parts (bags, bottles, sampling, etc.) - Depth filters (post-culture filtration)

We will be exhibiting at the "Adhesive and Adhesive Technology Exhibition 2025" held this Friday, December 12, at the Osaka Industry Creation Center (Sansoukan). Under the slogan "It's natural to stick. Ideas that expand by foaming. Unprecedented concepts," we will showcase our foaming hot melt applicator "MICRON+FOAM" with a focus on foaming adhesion. We plan to distribute coating samples, so please be sure to stop by our booth.

● This is a leak testing device for small electronic components that does not use fluorinated inert liquids (PFAS-free). ● There is no longer a need for unstable visual confirmation through liquid immersion testing. It adopts a quantitative testing method that allows for stable pressure leak testing. ● It is a tabletop leak testing device specifically for gross leaks, with accuracy equal to or greater than that of liquid immersion testing. ● The detectable range is approximately 1×10⁻² Pa·m³/s to 1×10⁻⁶ Pa·m³/s (varies depending on the target product). ● It is suitable for sealed structures ranging from a few millimeters to a maximum of 80 × 70 mm. Please feel free to contact us for more information!

The "Mechanical Stitch Method" by Nichinichisui Road Machinery Co., Ltd. is a new technique that allows for the repair of metal cracks without the application of heat. By using special bolts and reinforcement plates, cracks are physically removed, and repairs are made without causing any thermal impact to the base material. Repairs can be carried out in environments where open flames cannot be used. Since no heat is applied, the disassembly of equipment is minimized. ◎ For more details, please contact us. ◎ If a detailed technical explanation is needed, please contact us.

Do you have any concerns or requests regarding wired bed exit sensors? × Tangling and tripping of wired cables × Cable disconnection or damage × Worry about forgetting to turn on the switch after temporarily stopping the sensor. × Want to be notified of bed exit even from a location away from the nurse call outlet. Such concerns can be resolved simply by connecting to a wireless set linked to the nurse call system! Our nurse call linked wireless set allows you to connect bed exit sensors like "Ugo-kun," "Foldable Thin Matta-kun," "Ayumi-chan," and "Just Place Pole-kun" to transmitters and receivers, reducing wiring around the bed, alleviating concerns about tripping and falling due to cables, and contributing to a tidier work environment. Furthermore, it enables the use of bed exit sensors even from locations away from the nurse call outlet, allowing for more flexible equipment placement.