Prince Kinokuro's Cosmetics Manufacturing Technology Matching Fair will be held on September 19, 2025 (Friday).

It is a non-woven fabric material that can be processed through thermoforming, sewing, and welding, primarily made from cellulose and PLA. It has a gentle texture mainly derived from pulp.

"Kinari-to" is a plant-based sheet that can be heat-formed, sewn, and welded. It is made from wood, has a natural texture and gentle feel, and can combine wood fibers with various materials. - Certified with a 95% biomass mark. 【Features】 ≪Plastic-free≫ It does not use fossil resource-derived plastics and utilizes plant-based raw materials. ≪Biodegradable≫ The cellulose and biomass plastics used as raw materials are biodegradable. They can decompose under certain conditions and return to nature. ≪Possible to blend powders, etc.≫ It can incorporate functional powders such as deodorants, as well as unused biomass like tea leaves and coffee grounds. ≪Shape flexibility≫ It can be heat-pressed into various shapes using standard molding machines for resin sheets. Additionally, it is possible to create bag-shaped items through sewing or welding. ≪Other features≫ Provides cushioning and shock absorption through the airlaid method. Excellent breathability and moisture retention. Functional properties such as deodorization and moisture absorption can also be added. For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

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It is a fluffy felt-touch non-woven fabric for air raid that is actively used in unseen areas, from household goods to agricultural and industrial materials.

The web is formed using the airlaid method, which disperses pulp fibers and other materials in the air rather than in water. This allows for the creation of a bulky web. While maintaining the bulkiness of the web, a water-based adhesive (binder) is uniformly sprayed using a unique method, and after a drying process, it is turned into sheets. The binder can be selected based on its application, considering factors such as food compatibility and strength. Products include "Kinocross," which is made from wood pulp as the main raw material; "Palkross," which has a layer of low-weight rayon fibers on the surface of Kinocross; "Haikross," which incorporates synthetic fibers; and "B-SAP," which contains polymer absorbents. It is also characterized by the ability to color in relatively small lots. Ipros introduces processed products based on "Kinocross," "Palkross," and "Haikross." *For more details, please visit the official website http://www.kinocloth.co.jp. *Some TDS non-woven fabrics, such as "Soft Sheet," are also included.

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Why not incorporate "color" from everyday familiar things?

We offer a rich variety of "coloring" options. You can choose "coloring" that matches the product image and concept. Examples: Red (sunset), Orange (citrus), Yellow (vitamin), Blue (refreshing), Gray (charcoal), etc. *The available colors may vary depending on the application and the laws of each country. Please feel free to contact us. Since we color using a spray without using colored fibers, the color is uniform and the texture is beautiful. It is primarily made from natural materials (wood pulp), making it environmentally friendly. Using short fibers enhances the feeling of closeness to the skin! By layering rayon (on one side or both sides), it provides a gentle touch on the skin. Thanks to our unique technology, it can absorb plenty of moisture into the voids created! Therefore, it can be used not only for cosmetic applications but also for a wide range of uses (such as hygiene materials, cushioning materials, wipes, etc.). We can also provide additional value-added features upon request. (Examples: Incorporation of superabsorbent polymers, addition of deodorants, flame retardancy, etc.) Please feel free to consult with us.

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Nitto Kohki will be exhibiting at the "Data Center EXPO" held at Makuhari Messe Hall 1 from Wednesday, October 23 to Friday, October 25. [Booth Number: A6-23] At this exhibition, we will showcase the "Compact Zero Spill Coupler," which is specifically designed for data centers, including supercomputers. We will also present the "Blind Mate Type," a fitting exclusively for server cooling piping, as a reference exhibit.

We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations on the continued prosperity of your esteemed company. Our company will be exhibiting at the following trade show, where we will showcase a variety of products, including new ones. We sincerely invite you to visit us during this busy time. 【 Exhibition Name 】 Automotive Technology Exhibition 2025 YOKOHAMA https://aee.expo-info.jsae.or.jp/ja/yokohama/ (An "online exhibition" will also be held during and around the event period) 【 Dates 】 May 21 (Wednesday) - 23 (Friday), 2024 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM *On the final day, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Online exhibition: May 14 (Wednesday) - June 4 (Wednesday)) 【 Venue 】 Pacifico Yokohama (1-1-1 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture) Our booth number: "Concourse 505"

We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations on the continued prosperity of your esteemed company. Our company will be exhibiting at the following trade show, where we will showcase a variety of products, including new ones. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience during your busy schedule, but we would like to invite you to attend this event. 【 Exhibition Name 】 27th INTERPHEX Week Tokyo https://www.interphex.jp/tokyo/ja-jp.html 【 Dates 】 July 9 (Wednesday) - 11 (Friday), 2025 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM 【 Venue 】 Tokyo Big Sight (3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063)

[Lecturer] Taku Ito, Partner, Mori Hamada & Matsumoto Foreign Law Joint Enterprise Yoshifumi Nagakubo, Senior Associate [Key Lecture Content] As we move towards a carbon-neutral society, the large-scale introduction of renewable energy sources is progressing, making the enhancement of market design that balances stable electricity supply and economic efficiency an urgent issue. In this context, the "simultaneous market," which integrates the trading of electricity (kWh) and adjustment capacity (ΔkW), is being discussed as a core component of future electricity systems, and serious considerations for its implementation are underway. In this lecture, a lawyer who has led discussions at the forefront of national system design will explain in an easy-to-understand manner the background and necessity of the simultaneous market, as well as the overall picture of its complex mechanisms, based on practical experience. Furthermore, the lecture will clearly outline the latest developments in current discussions, realistic challenges for implementation, and prospects for future electricity business in Japan, incorporating perspectives and insights as a system designer and practitioner.

[Instructor] Hirokazu Shibata, President and CEO of ZAZU Design Co., Ltd. [Key Lecture Content] As the importance of heat dissipation design increases in daily operations, it is necessary to study a range of books on thermal engineering to learn the overall picture of heat dissipation design. However, books on thermal engineering typically start with the basics of heat transfer and cover topics such as temperature boundary layers and dimensionless numbers related to heat transfer, making it quite difficult for beginners to grasp the overall picture in a short period. This seminar is aimed at engineers who will begin thermal design in the future, focusing on various heat dissipation devices as specific subjects. The goal is to understand the basics of thermal design while learning about the characteristics and usage of these heat dissipation devices. After attending this seminar, participants are expected to acquire knowledge equivalent to that gained from studying a range of thermal engineering books. [Lecture Topics] 1. Current Status and Challenges of Thermal Design 2. How "Thermal Resistance" Determines Heat Dissipation Pathways 3. Fundamental Laws Governing Heat Transfer 4. Air Cooling through Heat Transfer 5. Heat Diffusion through Thermal Conduction 6. Heat Transfer via Two-Phase Flow of Gas and Liquid 7. Q&A Session