Notice of Participation in the 7th Kansai Logistics Expo (April 15-17, 2026)

A specification that emphasizes the balance between price and performance. It has similar cooling performance to typical high-performance polyurethane coolers, but at a lower price.

Representative size 225L box internal dimensions: Length 620 × Width 615 × Height 590 External dimensions: Length 700 × Width 695 × Height 670 Volume: 225L Weight: 8kg Color change available (gray tones, blue tones, others) Logo printing available Size change available (We can accommodate sizes over 200L, please consult us)

• Other packaging materials
• Packaging materials

For residential high insulation walls and insulation materials for COOL cargo containers! Industry-leading insulation performance.

At Tada Plastic Industry, we can provide insulation boards with vacuum insulation panels (VIP). Our technology places vacuum insulation materials in the center of high-insulation polyurethane, which has been adopted for cargo COOL containers. Additionally, leveraging this technology, we have developed a cooling box with vacuum insulation materials. To reduce the power consumption for cooling the containers, we enhance the insulation properties of the entire wall, allowing it to be distributed as an "eco-container." 【Features】 ■ Industry-leading insulation performance ■ Protection of fragile vacuum insulation materials ■ Utilizes the self-adhesive properties of polyurethane, minimizing the risk of peeling and eliminating gaps between the vacuum insulation material and polyurethane, thus reducing performance degradation. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Injection Molding Machine
• Vacuum forming machine
• Other consumables

A new product of the highly acclaimed cardboard cooler box! In addition to outstanding cooling performance, assembly has been simplified! Would you like to achieve eco-friendly and low-cost logistics?

The "Craft Cooler Cube" is an eco-friendly, high-performance, and low-cost insulated box made of cardboard. It is compact upon delivery and can be stored in a space-saving manner in a warehouse. Inside, it contains polyurethane used in refrigerators, and by combining it with ice packs, it can transport fresh products without using refrigerated shipping. 【Features】 ■ Logo printing available ■ Water-repellent treatment available ■ Easy disposal for individuals ■ Simple assembly in 10 seconds *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Other packaging materials

High insulation performance suppresses temperature changes during dry container transportation. It can be utilized in efforts to promote modal shift.

Our company offers "vacuum insulation material encapsulated panels" that suppress temperature changes during transportation due to their high insulation structure. By utilizing this product, it is possible to transport some cargo that previously required reefer container transport using dry containers. This shift to mass transportation via rail and shipping contributes to reducing CO2 emissions and lowering transportation costs. 【Benefits of Modal Shift】 - Reduction of environmental impact through decreased CO2 emissions - Lower transportation costs due to mass transport - Increased efficiency of long-distance transportation using rail and shipping - Reduced burden on truck drivers - Alleviation of road congestion due to decreased truck transport *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

• Food transport materials (cooling, heat retention, etc.)

We will be exhibiting at the "P-MEC Japan 2025 Pharmaceutical Ingredients and Equipment Exhibition" held at Tokyo Big Sight. During the event, we will showcase various products. We invite all relevant parties to come and visit us. 【Suppliers】 ・LAUDA

Thank you very much for visiting our booth this time. Thanks to you, we had the opportunity to introduce our products and technologies to many customers, making it a very meaningful time. If you have any questions regarding the exhibition content or if you would like to discuss specific considerations or estimates, please feel free to contact us. We will be happy to provide proposals tailored to your needs.

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[Speaker] Inclusive Design Designer Yoko Nakao [Key Lecture Content] Products are not selling, differentiation is difficult, and regulations are changing. As product development and facility management reach a significant turning point, inclusive design, which involves engaging people who have previously been excluded from the development process to collaboratively think of solutions, is gaining attention as a method for creating new value. Additionally, practicing inclusive design is expected to enhance not only customer engagement but also employee engagement. In this seminar, based on 20 years of experience leading universal design and inclusive design with diverse characteristics both inside and outside a comprehensive electronics manufacturer, I will specifically explain how to practice inclusive design to create new value. [Lecture Items] 1. Inclusive Design as a New Growth Engine 2. Increasing the Resolution of Diversity 3. Inclusive Design Process 4. Side Effects - Ripple Effects on Talent Development and Recruitment 5. Conclusion 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

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