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In civil engineering sites, there is an increasing demand to address various challenges such as labor shortages, heat countermeasures, and environmental considerations. Therefore, it is important to have the option of "new technologies" in addition to traditional methods. Hyper CLT mats are a new type of civil engineering mat that utilizes wood CLT. They are lightweight, easy to install and remove, and have excellent transport efficiency. Furthermore, they can provide unique advantages of wood, such as reducing summer glare and metal noise, as well as CO2 fixation. A significant point is that it is a **Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism NETIS registered technology "TH-250021-A."** In public works, it can be utilized as a new technology registered with NETIS for proposals involving creativity and environmental considerations. By incorporating new technologies, the scope of site development expands beyond just traditional steel plates. The Hyper CLT mats, which combine wood, NETIS, civil engineering, and CLT, are an option that creates new value for future sites.

Metal cracks are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. Conventional welding repair methods can alter the base material around the crack due to heat, leading to residual stress and deformation, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" or "secondary damage." Hinode Water Supply Equipment Co., Ltd.'s "Mechanical Stitching Method" is a new technique that allows for metal crack repair without applying heat. By using special bolts and reinforcement plates, the crack is physically removed without affecting the base material with heat. Repairs can be made even 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 or download the catalog.

Metal cracks are one of the concerns in equipment maintenance operations. Conventional welding repair methods can alter the base material around the crack due to heat, leading to residual stress and deformation, which always carries the risk of "crack recurrence" and "secondary damage." Hinode Water Supply Equipment Co., Ltd.'s "Mechanical Stitching Method" is a new technique that allows for the repair of metal cracks without applying heat. By using special bolts and reinforcement plates, the crack is physically removed without affecting the base material at all. Repairs can be made even 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 or download the catalog.

We will be exhibiting at BioJapan 2026 On the day of the event, we will be working alongside our partner companies to address your needs. We sincerely look forward to seeing you there. [Booth No. C-66] 　　・LibraMedicina 　　・Synmax Biochemical (Intermediate manufacturing, fermentation technology, biotransformation) [Booth No. C-71 (adjacent)] ・Mycenax Biotech (CDMO, our business partner) Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Fukuda Corporation has been pursuing leak detection for 60 years and is dedicated to advancing the future of leak testing. 【 Supporting Various Leak Tests: Air Leak Test / Gas Leak Test (Hydrogen Gas, Helium Gas) 】 We develop, manufacture, and sell leak testing equipment to inspect airtightness and sealing performance. We will propose suitable testers and devices for each inspection target. 【 Target Industries and Examples of Inspection Targets 】 - Automotive Industry: Engines, FC components, valves and piping, various parts - Electronic Components Industry: Smartphones, keyless switches, various small sensors - Pharmaceuticals / Food / Cosmetics Industry: Bottle containers, syringes, vials, eye drop containers, pillow packaging, PTP packaging We will propose the most suitable leak testers for each industry. 【 ISO Certification 】JIS Q 9001:2015 (ISO 9001:2015)