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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.

• Touch Panel
• Other processing machines
• Mixer/agitator

Stirring of low to high viscosity materials and sub-micron level degassing. A rotary and orbital vacuum mixer equipped with a touch panel and communication functions.

The rotation and revolution method combined with vacuum degassing functionality allows for simultaneous mixing and defoaming/deairing, enabling the removal of bubbles down to the sub-micron level. Additionally, due to the centrifugal force generated during revolution, there is no spillage of materials during operation. The operation is as simple as setting the container and turning on the switch. 【Features】 ■ Simultaneous processing of mixing, dispersion, and removal of sub-micron level bubbles. ■ The rotation and revolution method combined with vacuum degassing functionality allows for high-precision defoaming without spillage during operation, in a short time. ■ Vacuum settings in units of 0.1 kPa, allowing for processing that takes into account the saturation vapor pressure. ■ Real-time display of progress and operating status on a touch panel. ■ Communication function (RS-232C connection) enables selection of setting conditions and starting/stopping of operation. ■ Sample source code (Python) for using the communication function is included.

• Mixer/agitator
• plastic
• Other polymer materials

Adopting patented dispersion technology! Prevents variation and contamination, while also reducing running costs.

The "Dispersed Nano Taro PR-1" is an ultrasonic nano disperser that can safely and reproducibly disperse aggregated nanomaterials such as carbon nanotubes. With a container tilted at 45 degrees that rotates and emits ultrasound from two surfaces, the side and bottom, it utilizes a unique dispersion technology called "Dual Sonic Method" (patented) to achieve uniform dispersion. It addresses challenges such as reproducibility, variability, and contamination that arise when dispersing with ultrasonic homogenizers or ultrasonic baths. 【Features】 ■ Ensures safety by preventing material ejection or scattering due to the sealed container. ■ Only the container is a consumable, contributing to reduced running costs. ■ The built-in cooling system allows for temperature management of the water in the tank. ■ By emitting ultrasound from outside the container, it suppresses contamination. ■ Suitable for the dispersion and deagglomeration of CNTs, graphene, talc, silica, and more. *Please first check the materials by clicking the "PDF Download" button below. ★ Awarded the "Tokyo Venture Technology Excellence Award" at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's World Dissemination Competition 2019. ★ Demo and evaluation tests are currently being accepted! If you are interested, please apply through the "Contact Us" section.

• Mixer/agitator
• Other polymer materials

At the Dry Fog Humidification System Free Demo Experience, you will have the opportunity to actually experience our Dry Fog, as well as our single-fluid and dual-fluid humidifiers. We will explain the differences from conventional humidifiers and the effects of implementation. In addition to introducing the latest case studies, we will also provide time for you to consult directly with our specialized staff. Please select a convenient venue and date from the application page and apply. * The "morning session" and "afternoon session" contain the same content. Please participate at a time that suits you. * This event is intended for users only. Participation from trading companies, other companies in the same industry, or for sales purposes to our company is not permitted. Venues: ■ Yamagata Venue: 3/12 (Wed) at Yamagata International Exchange Plaza 3/13 (Thu) at Sakata Chamber of Commerce and Industry ■ Sendai Venue: 3/14 (Fri) at Kiri no Ikeuchi Sendai Branch ■ Tokyo Venue & Osaka Venue: 3/18 (Tue), 3/19 (Wed), 3/21 (Fri) at Kiri no Ikeuchi Tokyo Sales Office & Kiri no Ikeuchi Osaka Headquarters ■ Nagoya Venue & Fukuoka Venue: 4/9 (Wed), 4/10 (Thu), 4/11 (Fri) at Kiri no Ikeuchi Nagoya Sales Office & Kiri no Ikeuchi Fukuoka Sales Office

[Speaker] Mr. Manabu Kamitani, Manager, Performance Unit, Arthur D. Little Japan K.K. [Key Lecture Content] In recent years, both quantum technology and AI have seen technological development and investment at the national level, not just by companies, in various countries. While private enterprises are advancing the verification of the potential and promise of both quantum and AI technologies, the societal penetration of these technologies differs due to the uncertainty of their evolution. This has led to a demand for advanced technological intelligence capabilities that balance the maturity of the technology with expectations for its application in business development and internal implementation based on cutting-edge technologies. This lecture will multifacetedly examine the key points of how to utilize developing advanced technologies, taking into account the current understanding and future direction of quantum technology and AI. [Lecture Items] 1. Current status of the utilization of quantum technology and AI 2. Future development directions of quantum technology and AI and challenges toward realization 3. Considerations for business development and planning for advanced technologies based on the current status and challenges 4. Summary of today's discussion 5. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Takayuki Furuta, Director of the Future Robot Technology Research Center (fuRo), Executive Director of Chiba Institute of Technology [Key Lecture Content] The true value of robotic technology lies in its ability to directly impact the physical world, creating tangible value for society, from economic activities to people's daily lives. This lecture will focus on the evolution of robotic technology as a core system that connects cyberspace and the real world, introducing development examples of AI-equipped mobility. Furthermore, while considering the latest trends in robotic technology being utilized in real society, we will explore the future direction and potential of technological development. Additionally, we will indicate the direction that Japan's industry and technology should aim for in the future and reflect on the grand design of society and technology necessary for its realization. [Lecture Items] 1. The essence of robotic technology and its social value 2. The fusion of AI and robotics 3. Development examples of AI mobility 4. How robotic technology is transforming industry and society 5. The grand design of Japan's technology and industry 6. Q&A / Business card exchange *The lecture content may be subject to change based on the latest trends.

[Speaker] Tetsuji Narita, President of NRT Energy Bridge Co., Ltd. [Key Lecture Content] Due to the rapid expansion of AI data centers, the power system is transitioning from "ensuring quantity" to "simultaneous design of reliability, environmental value, and construction period." While the government is taking steps to ensure system capacity in collaboration with watt-bit and in GX strategy regions, on-site, different entities such as DC operators, retailers, power generation and storage, local governments, and transmission companies tend to operate in different languages. This lecture will organize the current state of the system from PPA to practical design of power source portfolios, providing a checklist for each stakeholder and a common language to "operate on the same schedule." [Lecture Items] 1. Overall Overview: Structural organization of how AI DC has become a "design variable" in the power system 2. Current state of watt-bit collaboration and connection discipline 3. GX strategy regions (DC aggregation type): Issues in industrial cluster design 4. Practical design of PPA and power source portfolio 5. Preparation for environmental value and 24/7 CFE 6. Summary: Stakeholder-specific checklist and common schedule 7. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Kazuhiro Kaiho, Manager, Environmental, Energy, and Resource Strategy Group, Research and Consulting Division, Japan Research Institute, Ltd. [Key Lecture Content] Decarbonization of automobiles is entering a phase where EVs, hydrogen, and RNG are utilized according to the industrial structure of countries and regions, energy resources such as renewable energy and biomass, and infrastructure constraints, rather than being solely focused on EVs. This presentation will compare the U.S. tax credits, LCFS, and RFS; China's NEV promotion policies and hydrogen demonstrations; and Europe's RED III and AFIR, organizing which fuels each region is aiming to expand for which applications. It will highlight different winning strategies for passenger and commercial vehicles and provide insights for Japanese companies. [Lecture Items] 1. Why is it important to view "automotive fuel policy" through regional comparisons now? 2. United States: Expanding RNG, hydrogen, and low-carbon fuels through market incentives. 3. China: A dual-front strategy focusing on EVs while nurturing hydrogen for commercial vehicles. 4. Europe: Advancing EVs, hydrogen, and renewable gas through regulatory leadership. 5. Insights for Japanese companies: What should Japan learn and how should it proceed? 6. Q&A / Business card exchange.