We will be exhibiting at the 2nd [Kansai] Adhesive and Joining EXPO (INTEX Osaka).

Standard equipment for the rotation and revolution mixer industry suitable for small-scale material preparation in research, development, and production processes.

The self-rotation and revolution mixer "Awatori Rentaro ARE-310" is the fourth generation of a compact, versatile mixing and defoaming device that has continuously tackled various material challenges. With over 30,000 units installed worldwide since its first release a quarter of a century ago, it has become the standard in the self-rotation and revolution mixer industry. The reason it continues to receive praise around the world is its capabilities and know-how backed by originality and conviction. Check it out with a demo now! 【Features】 - High versatility, accommodating a wide range of materials from low to high viscosity. - Capable of uniform dispersion of fine particles. - Two mode settings for mixing and defoaming allow for processing high-viscosity materials in minute intervals. - A variety of containers and adapters enable processing of materials from a few milliliters to 250 milliliters. - Optional heat-resistant and cooling adapters allow for mixing and defoaming treatments tailored to the material. - The timer can be set with five memory settings, each allowing for a maximum of five continuous processes. - Pre-treatment with the self-rotation ultrasonic nano-disperser "Dispersion Nano Taro" enables nano-dispersion. - Equipped with a unique cooling mechanism. It is recommended to use it in conjunction with the optional E-heat cooler for continuous use.

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Presenting technical explanation materials! Solving issues of material damage and dispersion unevenness caused by ultrasound.

The ultrasonic nano-dispersion device 'PR-1' utilizes a patented technology called "Dual Sonic Method," which combines rotation and ultrasound to achieve high-quality dispersion in a container tilted at 45 degrees. Processing can be safely conducted in a sealed container, allowing for the dispersion of carbon nanotubes, which would typically be shortened by ultrasonic homogenizers, while maintaining their fiber length. 【Features】 ■ Can suppress damage to materials and shortening of fibers ■ Difficult to create dispersion unevenness due to ultrasound directionality and standing waves ■ Good dispersion reproducibility ■ Prevents thermal degradation of materials through an integrated cooling system and water temperature management program ■ Achieves sealed container processing to prevent the scattering of fine particles ■ Contributes to reducing experimental costs by allowing processing of expensive nano materials in small quantities. ★ We are currently offering explanatory materials on the new technology "Dual Sonic Method!" (Demonstrations and evaluation tests are also available.)

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Our company will be exhibiting at the "Safety Engineering Research Presentation Conference" held at Kurume Plaza. During the event, we will showcase various products. We invite all related parties to come together and visit us. 【Suppliers】 ・Setaram

We are pleased to announce our participation in the exhibition. We will be showcasing at the Reborn Challenge Showcase in QUIQUINTBRIDGE. 【Exhibits】 　Bioplastics 　　Sakura plates 　　Cutlery

Announcement of Exhibition. Food Processing Technology Expo 2025 [Exhibits] Craft Cooler Cube Eco-friendly, high-performance, low-cost cardboard cooling box

Announcement of Participation in the 2nd Japan Drone / Next Generation Air Mobility EXPO 2025 in Kansai. 【Participation Announcement】 The 2nd Japan Drone / Next Generation Air Mobility EXPO 2025 in Kansai November 26 (Wed) - November 26 (Thu) 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM 【Exhibits】 Cardboard Insulated Box Craft Cooler Cube

The latest published paper utilized Abby. This will be an online seminar featuring Associate Professor Yosuke Katsuta from the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Technology, Kumamoto University, who is also a co-founder of StapleBio. He is working on RNA hacking technology development aimed at altering the higher-order structure of target mRNA using short nucleic acids named Staple nucleic acids, with the goal of controlling gene expression. He will present the latest data focusing on the results of cell experiments and animal experiments in the development of this technology. Related paper on the lecture content: "Staple oligomers induce a stable RNA G-quadruplex structure for protein translation inhibition in therapeutics" | Nature Biomedical Engineering