[Free Giveaway] Preventing Lightning Damage Part 1: Basic Knowledge and Evacuation Action Guidebook

Please use this for ensuring workplace safety and training materials.

The humid rainy season has arrived, and many people may be thinking about measures against heavy rainfall, such as linear precipitation zones. However, it is easy to get distracted by the heavy rain and not fully grasp the threat of lightning. It is said that the voltage of a lightning strike can reach 100 million volts, which is equivalent to 1 million times the power of household electricity. In Japan, it is reported that there are over 1 million lightning strikes annually, and this poses a higher risk for professions that often work outdoors, such as civil engineering and construction. As a private weather company, we believe it is important to share knowledge related to weather with everyone, even in small ways. Therefore, we have created the "Preventing Lightning Damage! (Part 1) Basic Knowledge and Evacuation Action Guidebook." We encourage you to take a look and utilize it for ensuring safety in the workplace or as training materials. *For more details, please visit our website or feel free to contact us.

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Sysmet will clearly explain the basic knowledge of Japan's oceanographic and meteorological observations and forecasts, as well as the process of how information reaches you!

At Sysmet Co., Ltd., we believe it is important to convey not only information related to our products but also knowledge about weather as a private meteorological company. Therefore, we have created a guidebook. The second edition is an introductory guide on the use of oceanographic information - from observation to forecasting and data provision. This guide explains how the weather and oceanographic information you receive is created, focusing on wave observation. Additionally, it clarifies the differences in roles between the Japan Meteorological Agency and private meteorological companies. Feel free to download it and use it for safety measures or training materials.

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To ensure safety at construction sites! Introducing materials related to linear precipitation zone information.

In recent years, natural disasters have been frequent in Japan. Every year, some region in the country is struck by a disaster, suffering significant damage. In particular, there has been a notable increase in heavy rain disasters in recent years, with rising frequencies and durations of heavy rainfall, as well as an increase in the number of landslide incidents. This document introduces key points that site managers should be aware of regarding how to confront the dangers of heavy rain at construction sites in order to mitigate damage. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Introduction ■ Chapter 1: Case Studies of Damage from Localized Heavy Rain ■ Chapter 2: Not Just Linear Precipitation Zones? The Mechanism of Localized Heavy Rain Occurrence ■ Chapter 3: Five Measures to Avoid Damage from Localized Heavy Rain ■ Conclusion *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Quantifying the utilization of weather information! Let's score based on the responses and consider measures!

In this checklist, by answering all 11 questions, you can quantify your company's utilization of weather information during localized heavy rain and quickly identify issues. The diagnostic items include "understanding of weather," such as "I don't really understand what the signs of sudden heavy rain like linear precipitation zones are," and "information gathering," such as "I don't have a habit of checking weather information." We also provide detailed explanations of the issues for each item (what is not understood) and the diagnostic results, so please download it and make use of it. 【Contents】 ■ How to use ■ Diagnostic section *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Happy New Year. Thank you very much for your exceptional support over the past year. This year, we will continue to strive to provide prompt and high-quality services, and all of our employees will work hard towards this goal. We kindly ask for your continued support and patronage. We look forward to your continued cooperation this year as well.

We would like to inform you that the company name has been changed as of January 1, 2026. New company name: KELLER Pressure Co., Ltd. (Former company name: KELLER Pressure Japan Co., Ltd.) There are no changes to the phone numbers or inquiry email. Phone numbers: 03-5944-9199, 03-5944-9198 Inquiry email: sales.jp@keller-pressure.com We appreciate your continued support.

Happy New Year! Thank you very much for your exceptional support over the past year. Yoshikawa Co., Ltd.'s Realization Division will continue to contribute to solving your challenges this year as a "Realization House" that transforms your thoughts of "I want to do this" and "Is it possible to do something like this?" into reality, utilizing our skilled stainless steel processing technology. We are pleased to announce that we will be exhibiting for the first time at "The 40th NEPCON Japan," which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from **January 21 (Wednesday) to 23 (Friday), 2026**, to introduce our technologies and products in greater depth. At our booth, we will showcase a variety of slide-type metal mask dedicated shelves that contribute to improving productivity in the electronics field. These not only lead to efficient management and improved workability in limited spaces but can also be customized according to your needs. We invite you to visit our booth at Tokyo Big Sight during this opportunity. We welcome inquiries such as "Can this processing be done?" and look forward to seeing you there.

Insulating oil from old electrical equipment that has been in use for over 30 years may be contaminated with PCBs. Proper disposal is required by the disposal deadline. If you are using a vacuum tube oscillator, please check! - Transformers - Capacitors - Rectifiers, etc. If you have oscillators or hardening equipment, please consider updating them as soon as possible. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. ★ For inquiries by phone, please call: Osaka Headquarters → TEL: 072-991-1361 Nagoya → TEL: 052-322-1361 Tokyo → TEL: 03-5472-1361 ★ For inquiries by email, please contact: info@fujidenshi.co.jp *When calling or emailing, please mention "Ipros" as your reference. Business hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.

From March 24 (Tuesday) to March 27 (Friday), 2026, RheaVita will exhibit as a conference sponsor at ISLFD, held in Fukuoka, in collaboration with Lifix Analytical. ISLFD is an international conference where researchers and engineers involved in freeze-drying and related technologies gather from around the world to exchange information and discuss research results and technological trends. Through our sponsorship at this conference, RheaVita will present the latest information on spin freeze-drying technology. At our booth, in addition to introducing the latest information about spin freeze-dryers, we will be open to consultations on a wide range of topics, including research and development, feasibility testing, scaling up, and comparisons with existing processes. We aim to create a valuable platform for information exchange for those asking questions such as "What is spin freeze-drying?", "What are the differences from conventional freeze-drying processes?", "What are the challenges of scaling up and reproducibility?", and "What new formulation and manufacturing approaches should be considered?". Additionally, individual meetings will be possible during the conference. If you contact us in advance, we will secure a meeting opportunity at a time that is convenient for you. Please be sure to stop by the RheaVita booth.