Exhibiting at INCHEM TOKYO 2025

High performance, energy-saving! Introducing the Electric Compact Disk Dryer.

At Nishimura Works, we now offer the electrically heated type 'E-CD Dryer.' It uses no fossil fuels and is powered by clean energy. It achieves high performance while being energy-efficient and space-saving. We can accommodate your needs. Please feel free to contact us. 【Features】 ■ Electrically heated ■ No fossil fuels used ■ Clean energy ■ High performance ■ Energy-efficient ■ Space-saving *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Drying Equipment

Compatible with abrasive and sticky materials. See our demo machine at INCHEM TOKYO 2025.

The I-B Conveyor is a vertical transport device with its buckets on the inner side of the belt. Materials fed into the hopper drum naturally flow into the buckets for upward conveying. At the top, the buckets turn upside down, and the materials are discharged by their own weight. This minimizes the burden on the materials as well as on the buckets and rollers. The I-B Conveyor operates at a very low noise level. Additionally, the lower hopper drum functions as a tension weight, eliminating the need for belt tension adjustment. 【Features】 - The loading, transport, and discharge sections are arranged vertically, minimizing the installation area. - Compatible with materials from a wide range of industries such as steelmaking, cement, lime, power generation (thermal, biomass, etc.), and fertilizers. - Materials are not scraped up, preventing bucket drop-off. - Gently transports fragile pellets. - Reduces wear on parts, resulting in low maintenance. ★ This product will be showcased and demonstrated at "INCHEM TOKYO 2025."

• Other conveying machines

Compared to conventional drum dryers, the installation area is about 40% and the capacity is approximately twice as much! Conduction heating type liquid dryer *Catalog with case studies available for distribution.

The CD dryer is a conduction heating type liquid dryer that dries by indirectly heating liquids through heat conduction from a heat source. The features of the CD dryer include the following: - High performance: The liquid sprayed onto the disk surface forms a thin film, which enhances conductivity and increases processing capacity per unit heat transfer area. Additionally, the dried material on the heat transfer surface is constantly scraped off by a scraper, ensuring stable high processing capacity. - Compact: By using the thin disk's good properties as the heat transfer surface, a large heat transfer area can be secured within a compact space. *Compared to a double dryer, the installation area is about 40% smaller. - Energy-saving and high efficiency: The compact design minimizes heat loss, achieving a high energy efficiency of 80-85%. - Speedy: The heat capacity of the disks in the heat transfer section is small, allowing even large machines to operate approximately 5 minutes after steam input. - Process reduction: Since it can dry from liquid to powder, significant reductions in upstream and downstream processes such as concentration and pulverization are possible. *For more details, please download the PDF of the catalog that includes usage examples and case studies, or contact us.

• Drying Equipment
• Other environmental equipment
• Wastewater/wastewater treatment equipment

[Speaker] Ministry of Defense, Defense Planning Bureau, Defense Planning Division Director of Early Equipment Promotion Office, Mr. Toshiyuki Hinosawa [Key Lecture Content] As the security environment surrounding our country has become the most severe and complex since the post-war period, we are advancing efforts toward early equipment procurement in areas that are particularly urgent and important from a policy perspective, while also incorporating cutting-edge technology. In particular, unmanned assets were heavily utilized during Russia's invasion of Ukraine, drastically changing the nature of combat. In the future, I will discuss how the Ministry of Defense and the Self-Defense Forces will enhance these capabilities, including the multi-layered coastal defense system concept "SHIELD." [Lecture Items] 1. Concept and Overview of Early Equipment Procurement 2. Major Efforts Toward Early Equipment Procurement to Date 3. Strengthening Defense Capabilities of Unmanned Assets 4. Establishing a Multi-Layered Coastal Defense System "SHIELD" Using Unmanned Assets 5. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

We will be exhibiting at the "Converting Technology Comprehensive Exhibition 2026," which focuses on processing machines and equipment centered around converting technology. When you visit, please be sure to stop by our booth. We sincerely look forward to your visit. 【Our Booth Number】 2W-R33

[Instructor] Shunsuke Suzuki, President and CEO, Management Techniques Co., Ltd. [Key Lecture Content] The modern business environment is changing at an unpredictable pace, and to achieve success, new approaches that go beyond traditional thinking are essential. "Normal" thinking and "conventional" solutions cannot differentiate you in a highly competitive market. True breakthroughs arise from stepping outside the box. Therefore, the ability to "discover hidden problems and create innovative ideas that others cannot think of" becomes crucial. So, how can we develop such abilities and apply them in the business field? Successful business leaders, skilled engineers, and entrepreneurs who have achieved results do not rely solely on logic; they employ creative thinking. This can be broadly categorized into four areas: associative thinking, abstract thinking, multifaceted thinking, and conceptual thinking. In this seminar, we will learn four creative thinking approaches that will be immediately applicable in business settings. Through these, let’s master the way of thinking that will keep you one step ahead in the business world.

[Speaker] President and CEO of Leading Innovation Co., Ltd. Senior Consultant Yoshizawa Yosuke [Lecture Topics] 1. Common sense is creating a sense of stagnation in new product and new business development. 2. Reasons why "latent needs are infinite." 3. How to convert technology into functionality. 4. The importance and methods of converting functionality into value. 5. How to discover attractive themes from technology through a business structure map and generative AI. 6. Formulating competitive advantage strategies. 7. Q&A Session.

Notice of Participation in the 54th International Hotel and Restaurant Show We will be exhibiting at the "International Hotel and Restaurant Show," one of Japan's largest trade fairs supporting the service industry and food business. We warmly invite you to visit our booth when you attend the event. We look forward to seeing you there. [Our Booth Number] West Exhibition Hall W1-A32