★Exhibition Confirmed★ 2018 Tokyo International Packaging Exhibition [East Hall 5, Booth East 5-59]

Efficient bagging operation by hand at 100 bags per minute! [AB500]

The AB500 bagging and packaging machine is an automatic filling and sealing machine that excels in reliability and flexibility, optimizing packaging throughput. It adopts an innovative and inherently safe design, ensuring safety during manual operation without the use of light curtains or double palm switches. The bagging speed exceeds 100 bags per minute! When used in conjunction with the PI412 printer, it achieves high-speed printing and bagging. 【Features】 ■ Processor-controlled servo turbo, internet-compatible networking, and simplified integration through flexible machine design ■ Compatible bag sizes: Width 51mm x Length 63.5mm to Width 305mm x Length 508mm ■ Compact footprint that does not occupy much floor space ■ Easy height adjustment. Additionally, casters provide operator comfort and portability *For more details, please request materials or view the PDF data from the download.

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A high-speed packaging machine that offers excellent flexibility for shipping operations in mail order, short-time operations, and on-demand tasks, thanks to next-generation packaging technology!

This is an automatic filling and sealing machine that excels in reliability and flexibility, optimizing packaging throughput. With a processing capacity of up to 45 bags per minute, the machine is designed to improve uptime and reduce total ownership costs. By placing an advanced thermal transfer imprinter directly above the bags just before packaging, it enables next-bag-out printing. This enhances accuracy and efficiency in operations with high frequency of product and label changes, reduces printing job wait times, and eliminates the hassle of individual label application. 【Features】 ■ Simplified integration through processor-controlled servo motors, Ethernet-enabled networking, and flexible machine design ■ Compatible bag sizes: Width 51mm x Length 127mm to Width 305mm x Length 508mm (Length 914mm is not supported) ■ Compact footprint that does not occupy floor space ■ Easy height adjustment, and mobility and operator comfort are achieved through casters *For more details, please request materials or view the PDF data available for download.

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A one-stop desktop bagging machine from label printing to packaging! With a built-in printer, it can automatically apply label seals!

The Autobag PS 125 is a tabletop bagging machine designed to add diversity, high quality, and high value for manual filling and packaging. This packaging machine, which allows for manual filling of products, is recommended for sites producing a variety of products. It comes with a printer, enabling the printing of barcodes and label information directly onto the film, eliminating the hassle of applying label stickers one by one! It can package 25 bags per minute, and if label printing is included, it can handle 15 bags per minute. Tasks that previously required 3 to 4 people can now be done by one person, significantly reducing labor costs! *Demo units available Please feel free to contact us or download the catalog.

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Dear Sir or Madam, We hope this message finds you well and that your company continues to prosper. FUKUDA will be exhibiting at the 28th INTERPHEX Week Tokyo. At the exhibition, we will be showcasing 100% inspection equipment compliant with Container Closure Integrity Testing (CCIT) standards, as well as sampling inspection machines. We sincerely invite you to visit our booth at this opportunity and would greatly appreciate your attendance despite your busy schedule. Yours sincerely, [Dates] May 20 (Wed) - 22 (Fri), 2026 10:00-17:00 (JST) [Venue] Makuhari Messe, Japan 8 Hall Booth No. 41 - 36

[Speaker] Mr. Akiho Kawai, Analyst, Materials Team, Industrial Research Department, Mizuho Bank, Ltd. [Key Lecture Content] It is anticipated that emissions from solar panels will significantly increase after the 2030s, and the disposal of used solar panels will become a challenge. In April 2026, a cabinet decision was made on the "Bill for Promoting the Recycling of Solar Cell Waste." It is crucial to establish a system for the "proper disposal and resource circulation" of used solar panels while guiding power generation operators towards "proper emissions and enhanced power generation." This dual approach is essential. In this lecture, I will present an overview of the current situation and challenges, and propose solutions centered on two main axes: guiding towards an ideal state through policies, and enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of digital platforms. [Lecture Items] 1. Policy trends surrounding solar power generation 2. Trends in the solar power generation industry 3. Resource circulation concerning solar power generation and panels 4. Case studies of initiatives by operators towards resource circulation 5. Case studies of initiatives by operators towards resource circulation 6. Case studies of initiatives by operators towards resource circulation 7. Awareness of issues and directions for problem-solving regarding resource circulation of solar panels 8. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Lecture Topics] 1. Japan's Roadmap for "Flying Cars" Shinji Suzuki, Emeritus Professor, Graduate School of the University of Tokyo / Specially Appointed Professor, Future Vision Research Center 2. The Reality of AAM (Flying Cars): "Three Promises" and a "Real" Scenario Towards 2030 Akihiro Okuda, President and CEO, Koso Ken Co., Ltd. / Director, International Aircraft Development Promotion Fund (IADF) 3. Challenges of Social Acceptance for Realizing "Free Air Mobility" and Global Case Studies Yuko Nakamura, Specially Appointed Researcher, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Graduate School of the University of Tokyo 4. Latest Trends in Aircraft Development and Social Implementation of Flying Cars Manabu Iwamoto, Research Officer, Industrial Research Department, Development Bank of Japan

[Key Lecture Content] 1. Overview of the logistics policy of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Mr. Ryuu Takada, Director, Logistics Policy Division, Logistics and Automotive Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism 1. Current status and challenges of logistics in our country 2. Overview of policy packages and legal revisions aimed at logistics innovation 3. Comprehensive logistics policy outline and budget 4. Q&A / Business card exchange 2. Logistics policy of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Mr. Takayuki Hirabayashi, Director of Distribution Policy Division, Commerce and Services Group, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and Director of Logistics Planning Office 1. Overview of the Logistics Efficiency Act 2. Expectations for logistics coordinators and examples of best practices 3. Overview of the Physical Internet 4. Physical Internet roadmap 5. Q&A / Business card exchange 3. Logistics policy of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Mr. Satoshi Maruta, Director of the Logistics Productivity Improvement Promotion Office, Food Distribution Division, New Business and Food Industry Department, Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries 1. Current status of logistics and past measures 2. Initiatives to secure logistics for food and other products 3. Future measures of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries 4. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Taichi Inuzuka, Executive Officer, CPO, Product Management Department, HOMETACT Inc. [Key Lecture Content] Recently, the introduction of smart homes has become a trend in the housing industry. This lecture will explain the background of smart home adoption and the significance of its implementation for different types of businesses, such as housing developers and infrastructure providers. Additionally, it will cover the latest trends in the built-in smart home market, technological trends, and considerations for equipment specifications based on property assets. The information provided will be useful for property development and product planning personnel in the housing/real estate sector in their future property specification considerations. It will also explain the latest market trends and technological trends to those in technology exploration departments and manufacturers of home appliances and housing equipment. Since it is closely related to HEMS and energy services, the content will also be beneficial for infrastructure providers in gas, electricity, and telecommunications. [Lecture Items] 1. Company Overview & Self-Introduction 2. Smart Homes from a Developer's Perspective 3. The Significance of Engaging with Smart Homes by Industry and Asset Type 4. 2026 Edition: Latest Trends and Technological Trends in Smart Homes 5. Smart Home Equipment Configuration by Business Type and Property Asset 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange