[Date: 2018/11/27] (2nd Session) Free Seminar on FY 2019 "Energy Efficiency" Subsidy Measures Seminar & Explosion-Proof Lighting Industry Trends Seminar (Sendai City) Participation Fee: Free!!

Reliability in explosion-proof areas is essential, and glare reduction along with high color rendering improves work efficiency! Compared to our conventional fluorescent fixtures, power consumption is reduced by approximately 55%!

Introducing the new explosion-proof LED light series, the 'LZBA series', designed to meet the high reliability required in explosion-proof areas and suitable for use in explosive hazardous locations Zone 1 and Zone 2! While equipped with high output equivalent to fluorescent lights, we have achieved a reduction in power consumption from 91W to 40.5W, approximately 55% less compared to our conventional explosion-proof fluorescent fixtures. Additionally, we have reviewed the design of the LED module and housing, achieving a lightweight and compact form. With glare reduction and high color rendering (Ra83), it also contributes to improving the work environment. ★ZONE 1 (Class 1 location): Areas where explosive atmospheres may be generated during normal operation of plants, etc. ★ZONE 2 (Class 2 location): Areas where explosive atmospheres are not likely to be generated during normal operation of plants, etc., and if they do occur during abnormal conditions, they exist only for a short time. 【Features】 ■ Three types to choose from (equivalent to 1-lamp and 2-lamp FHF32W high-output type, and equivalent to FHF16W high-output type) ■ Achieved approximately 27% weight reduction for 2-lamp and about 21% for 1-lamp compared to our conventional explosion-proof fluorescent fixtures ■ Size reduction of about 33% for the 1-lamp type *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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Explosion-proof LED lighting fixtures LZLA series, ideal for replacing incandescent and circular fluorescent lamps in explosion-proof areas.

New Release of Explosion-Proof LED Lighting Fixtures (LZLA Series) Seiwa Electric Co., Ltd. has enhanced its lineup of LED lighting fixtures under the <Star Reds> series to meet diverse needs in the introduction of energy-saving equipment in factories and initiatives for the environment (Minamata Convention). We are pleased to announce the addition of the explosion-proof LED lighting fixtures "LZLA Series," which can be used in explosive hazardous areas Zone 1 and Zone 2, equivalent to incandescent lamps (100W, 200W) and high-output FHF32W (circular and compact fluorescent lamps). Orders will begin on May 15. The main body of the fixture utilizes aluminum die-casting, which excels in heat dissipation and lightweight design. By implementing effective heat dissipation measures, the operating temperature range has been increased to -20°C to +50°C (compared to our conventional LED products which are -20°C to +40°C), enhancing resistance to high-temperature environments. Additionally, it achieves a maintenance-free LED module lifespan of 60,000 hours while also possessing high durability and weather resistance.

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Explosion-proof LED lighting fixtures using straight LED lamps compliant with the International Harmonized Explosion Protection Guidelines 2008 standard for explosion-proof areas such as chemical plants.

Launch of Explosion-Proof LED Lighting Fixtures (LZAB Series) These LED lighting fixtures can be installed in explosion-proof areas such as chemical plants, oil refineries, and hydrogen stations. The light source (lamp) can be replaced independently, allowing for reduced capital investment during lighting equipment updates compared to conventional integrated LED lighting fixtures. Additionally, it achieves brightness equivalent to a high-output FHF32 two-lamp setup while reducing power consumption by approximately 36% compared to traditional fluorescent lamps (based on our company's estimation conditions). It meets explosion-proof performance standards for Zone 1, Zone 2 areas, and hydrogen areas. ■ Product Features ○ Achieves brightness equivalent to a high-output FHF32 two-lamp setup, with power consumption reduced by approximately 36%. ○ Uses straight LED lamps as the light source. ○ Lamps can be replaced using the same method as conventional light sources (FLR/FHF). ○ Compatible with Zone 1, Zone 2 areas, and hydrogen areas.

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Numerous lighting solutions for harsh environments! Explosion-proof and hydrogen sulfide-compatible products also help prevent workplace accidents.

Sewage treatment facilities, where water is always present, create a harsh environment for electrical equipment. Additionally, the hydrogen sulfide and digestion gases (methane) generated from wastewater can lead directly to occupational hazards. Our company offers a wide range of LED lighting fixtures equipped with high waterproof and moisture-proof performance, including flood-resistant types that can handle temporary flooding caused by heavy rain. We also conduct tests to confirm performance against corrosion from hydrogen sulfide, taking into account the facility and its installation environment. 【Features】 ■ High waterproof and moisture-proof performance ■ High reliability due to excellent weather resistance ■ Testing conducted to confirm performance as a countermeasure against hydrogen sulfide ■ Explosion-proof standards compliant with "Internationally Harmonized Guidelines and Technical Standards for Explosion Protection" *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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Waterproof type LED lighting fixture, featuring a lightweight design with a polycarbonate housing.

Waterproof LED lighting fixture LYWA type The use of polycarbonate resin in the housing achieves weight reduction, improving workability. It is resistant to shattering and contributes to preventing foreign material contamination. It is ideal for food factories, pharmaceutical plants, and semiconductor factories.

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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 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING EXPOSITION 2026 YOKOHAMA. At this exhibition, we will be showcasing testing equipment such as Air Leak Tester for EV and Equipment Mounted Type Hydrogen Leak Detector. We sincerely hope you will take this opportunity to visit us. Yours sincerely, [Official Site] https://aee.expo-info.jsae.or.jp/en/yokohama/ [DATES] Wednesday, May 27, through Friday, May 29, 2026 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. [VENUE] PACIFICO Yokohama, Exhibition Hall, Booth No. ２７４ ※Online Exposition Website：Tuesday, May 19, through Tuesday, June 9, 2026

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

What is required of on-site leaders is not just to manage daily operations. To uphold the three missions of the site—Quality (Q), Cost (C), and Delivery (D)—a system and perspective that “manages” the entire site is necessary. However, there are many voices expressing uncertainty, such as “I don’t know where to start” or “People don’t move even when I tell them.” Many of these issues stem not from “people” but from the “management system.” In this seminar, an instructor with a proven track record of training at Toyota-affiliated companies will explain how on-site management is conducted at Toyota and what is necessary for on-site leaders, incorporating practical exercises. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

Advantech Toyo Co., Ltd. will exhibit at "INTERPHEX Week Tokyo 2026," held at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, showcasing the "28th INTERPHEX Japan" and the "8th Pharma Lab EXPO." This exhibition is one of Japan's largest specialized technology fairs, featuring a wide range of products, technologies, and services related to the research and manufacturing of pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Pharmaceutical and cosmetic manufacturers from both domestic and international markets will attend, engaging in active business discussions with exhibiting companies. We will display various filter products, including gamma-ray sterilized capsule filters compliant with pharmaceutical regulations, low-extractable PES membrane products, and improved immunochromatography membrane filters. Additionally, we will present various proposals and products addressing "the issues and improvements of risks in laboratories" within our LABCOM business at our booth. We sincerely look forward to your visit.

[Lecturer] Yukio Sakaguchi, Representative of the Clean Energy Research Institute [Key Lecture Content] This lecture will organize what has fundamentally changed in AI data centers, starting from the evolution of NVIDIA. Currently, NVIDIA's competition is rapidly shifting from GPU performance itself to the supporting factors of power, cooling, water, and location conditions. Particularly due to advancements in high density, traditional air cooling-centered designs are becoming difficult to manage, necessitating new design philosophies that include liquid cooling and high-temperature water cooling. First, based on NVIDIA's roadmap and changes in rack design, we will clarify why the constraints of AI data centers have shifted from semiconductors to infrastructure. Next, we will outline the characteristics and limitations of air cooling, liquid cooling, and high-temperature water cooling, and consider how external factors such as water constraints, power infrastructure, grid connection, and location conditions impact cooling methods and business viability. Furthermore, taking into account changes in infrastructure investment, power procurement, and risk sharing, we will indicate where realistic business opportunities may lie in the future. This will not only focus on technical discussions but also present a perspective that reconsiders AI infrastructure as a condition for business viability.