[Completed] Exhibited at IMTS 2024 - International Manufacturing Technology Show

Direct printing of molds used for forming composite materials - Ultra-fast, large 3D printer - Features heat resistance, low thermal expansion coefficient, and isotropy.

■ Main Features (Massivit 10000) The Massivit 10000 is a molding system created using the CIM (Cast In Motion) method by Massivit 3D Printing Technologies Ltd., characterized by ultra-fast and large-scale additive manufacturing. It significantly reduces the time and cost of producing molds used for large and complex shapes made from composite materials (CFRP). The produced molds feature heat resistance, a low thermal expansion coefficient, and isotropy, making them suitable for autoclave molding. The higher model, Massivit 10000-G, can also be used as a 3D printer with materials similar to those of the Massivit 1800 / 5000 series, in addition to mold production.

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3D Printer High Heat-Resistant Materials - Composite Molding Applications (Large Scale & High Speed)

■ Main Features CIM 220 is a 3D printing material that possesses high heat resistance (HDT 220°C), low thermal expansion coefficient, and isotropy (isotropic thermal and mechanical properties), making it suitable for composite material molding applications such as autoclave molding. It enables ultra-large and high-speed fabrication with the Massivit 10000 3D printer.

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Massivit's ultra-fast, large-scale 3D printer series - 2 print heads - lineup of high-precision, flame-retardant, heat-resistant, and impact-resistant materials.

■ Main Features The Massivit 5000 is the latest and top model from Massivit 3D Printing Technologies Ltd., characterized by ultra-fast and large-scale additive manufacturing using the GDP (Gel Dispensing Printing) method. It offers a wide range of materials with various properties such as high precision, flame resistance, heat resistance, and impact resistance. By using two print heads that simultaneously print with different materials, it achieves even faster production speeds. Its applications are diverse, including the production of large parts, prototype creation, and three-dimensional modeling for signs and displays. *In the GDP (Gel Dispensing Printing) method, a viscous gel-like resin is extruded from the print head and instantly cured with UV light, enabling significantly faster manufacturing compared to other methods.

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3D Printer Flame Retardant Materials - Applications for Theme Parks and Other Sculptures (Large Scale & High Speed)

■ Main Features CIM 84 is a 3D printing material that complies with ASTM E84 Class A (highest grade) fire resistance standards. The Massivit 10000 3D printer enables ultra-large and high-speed manufacturing.

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3D Printer Impact-Resistant and Heat-Resistant Resin - High-Speed Integrated Molding for Large Prototypes, Actual Products, and Master Molds

■ Main Features Dimengel 400 is a 3D printing material with excellent impact resistance and heat resistance, designed for industrial applications. It enables ultra-large and high-speed modeling with the Massivit 5000 and Massivit 10000-G 3D printers. * For a lineup of other resin materials that can be used with Massivit 3D printers (such as high precision, flame retardant, transparent, etc.), please refer to the related links.

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We are pleased to announce that JP Generators Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at the 47th Joint Disaster Prevention Drill of the Nine Prefectures and Cities, which will be held on September 1, 2026 (Tuesday) at the Kanagawa venue, titled "Big Rescue Kanagawa." About Big Rescue Kanagawa: Big Rescue Kanagawa is a practical comprehensive disaster prevention drill focused on medical rescue activities, conducted in collaboration with medical institutions and disaster prevention organizations by Kanagawa Prefecture and Atsugi City at the Kanagawa venue of the Joint Disaster Prevention Drill of the Nine Prefectures and Cities. In addition to rescue training, we have prepared many enjoyable areas where you can learn about disaster prevention, including exhibition and experience corners. Our company will also be exhibiting at this comprehensive disaster prevention drill. ▼ The exhibited product will be the "Vehicle-mounted Generator | G-STREAM." We sincerely look forward to your visit.

[Instructor] Paulstar Communications Inc. Representative Director Koji Kita [Key Lecture Content] Have you ever felt that, despite entrusting work to Generation Z and young employees, they "don't seem to get started," "don't lead to the expected results," or "it's ultimately faster to do it myself"? Behind these situations are various factors, including the recognition gap between supervisors and young employees regarding "entrusting and being entrusted," how to communicate the purpose of the work, the approach, and the scope of discretion, as well as how to follow up after delegating tasks. In this seminar, we will practically explain "how to delegate work" to elicit proactive behavior, taking into account the perspectives and behavioral characteristics of Generation Z and young employees. We will share specific management techniques to help supervisors break free from the burden of work, encourage the autonomy and growth of young employees, and steadily lead to results.

[Speaker] Yoichiro Okuyama, Senior Researcher, Research Department, Hamagin Research Institute, Inc. [Key Lecture Content] In China, the operation of autonomous taxis began in 2021, and now fully unmanned robo-taxis are running in cities like Beijing and Shenzhen. Experiencing a ride reveals the evolution of technology through natural acceleration, smooth steering, and seamless deceleration. Currently, there are several thousand vehicles in operation, but projections suggest that by 2030, this number could exceed one million, accounting for 70% of the global total. What are the underlying factors driving the social implementation of robo-taxis in China? By incorporating local test ride experiences, we will analyze the revenue situation of robo-taxi operating companies and the outlook for market expansion based on data, exploring their future potential. [Lecture Items] 1. Personal experiences of test riding robo-taxis in China 2. Trends in the market size of robo-taxis in China and globally 3. Background of the advancing social implementation of robo-taxis in China 4. Public acceptance and actual usage 5. Performance and challenges of major robo-taxi companies 6. Will robo-taxis become widespread in Japan as well? 7. Q&A / Business card exchange

Daitō Shikō Co., Ltd. will exhibit at the "102nd Tokyo International Gift Show Autumn 2026," which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from September 2 (Wednesday). At the exhibition venue, we plan to showcase new products including the A7 binder, popular foil-stamped goods, stationery, clear files, and more. If you are looking for SP tools, promotional items, or novelties, please be sure to visit our booth.

JIMTOF2026 JAPAN INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOL FAIR (33rd Japan International Machine Tool Exhibition) October 26 (Monday) to October 31 (Saturday), 2026, for six days Venue: Tokyo Big Sight (International Exhibition Center) Opening Hours: [West and South Exhibition Halls] 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (until 4:00 PM on the last day) Booth Number: W4010-1 in the West Exhibition Hall Exhibitor Name: VARNALCO (our original brand name for automatic lathe tool holders) Our Exhibited Items: Tool holders for Swiss-type automatic lathes (rotating tools) *Spindle extension rods (for Nomura DS automatic lathes, can be attached to some models with guide bushes, can be modified to have equivalent functions to guide bushless models). More details will be explained at our booth.