We will exhibit at the 18th FC EXPO (Spring) International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Exhibition.

Gas pressurization with a maximum of 150 MPa achieved! Compatible with various gases such as hydrogen (for hydrogen stations, etc.), helium, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and rare gases!

This compressor is a small air-driven gas booster manufactured by HASKEL that "does not use electricity." It can compress various gases while maintaining high purity. Features: - Air-driven, so no electricity is required. The only utility needed is instrument air. - Boosted gas pressure: Proven up to 150 MPa. - Compact design. - Multi-stage compression. - Proposals for system integration are also possible. - Compliant with high-pressure gas safety laws. - Our company offers prompt maintenance support. Operating Structure: - It consists of a large-area air-driven piston that operates in a cycling motion and a small-area gas piston connected to it. The air drive section is equipped with a cycling spool and a pilot valve, and when compressed air is supplied, the gas booster continuously performs reciprocating motion. - The structure prevents process gas from mixing into the air drive section through a dynamic seal. Additionally, there is an exhaust port for discharging gas to the atmosphere, designed to prevent contamination from entering the gas section. If you provide us with your specifications, we will suggest a suitable model. Please feel free to consult with us.

• Other pumps
• Injection Molding Machine
• others

Supports ultra-high pressure! Featuring BuTech products!

This catalog introduces a wide range of products from BuTech, including "valves, fittings, tubes, and accessories" that we handle. The company was established as a manufacturer specializing in components for high-pressure piping systems. Their standard product range, from low pressure to ultra-high pressure, can meet most requirements, and they also respond to requests for special specifications in terms of materials and design conditions. In this catalog, we feature products such as the "Ball Valve (210~1380BAR) 2-way on-off type" with a stem that has no blow-off and a high safety ball type, as well as trunnion valves, tube valves, and accessories. [Items Listed] ■ Ball Valves / Trunnion Valves ■ Pipe Valves (690~1030BAR) NPT Thread Type 1/2 ■ Tube Valves ■ Structure and Options for Needle Valves ■ Accessories *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Other machine elements
• valve
• tube

We handle the world's highest quality fittings, piping, valves, and other high-pressure equipment manufactured by the Swiss company NOVA as the exclusive distributor in Japan.

We are a manufacturer of high-pressure equipment that can be used up to 700 MPa. Our product quality is extremely high, and we have a proven track record of being used without any issues even in harsh conditions where other companies' products have broken down in just a few months.

• valve
• Pipe Fittings
• Piping Materials

Achieve leak-free high-purity gas pressurization filling! A wide range of lineup available!

The "Metal Diaphragm Compressor" is a product handled by our company from FLUITRON. It can be used for pressurizing and filling gases such as hydrogen, oxygen, helium, argon, ethylene, natural gas, and fluorine gas. Using a triple-structured diaphragm, it supplies gas without leaks and ensures cleanliness. It can accommodate a wide range from small to large sizes according to pressure and flow rate. 【Features】 ■ The gas is clean with no contamination concerns ■ No leaks ■ Complies with KHK testing in Japan ■ Made of rust-resistant materials for durability and long life ■ Available in single-stage, two-stage, multi-stage compression, and various multi-composite models ■ Design and manufacturing of standalone units and systems ■ Easy operation and maintenance ■ Standard equipped with an automatic leak detection system *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• Other machine elements
• Piping Materials

PDM+ is a gas detector that continuously measures concentrations to detect a lack of oxygen in the environment and the presence of toxic gases.

PDM+ is a gas detector that continuously measures concentrations to detect the lack of oxygen and the presence of toxic gases in the environment. PDM+ allows for continuous concentration measurement by replacing the battery and sensor. When powered on, PDM+ continuously monitors whether the target gas is present in the air and warns the user with alarms through LED lights, vibrations, and sounds if there is a possibility of entering a dangerous state. Additionally, it can be used for up to three years by turning off the power after use. PDM+ is easy to operate, and it features a strong metal clip on the back of the unit, allowing it to be secured to shirts, belts, helmets, and more. The PDM+ gas detector is compatible with the Watch Docking Station and WatchGas IR Link. Both devices have the capability to download data from the PDM+ single-component gas detector. The latest 30 historical records are stored in the internal logger of the unit. Oxygen, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen, sulfur dioxide, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, nitrogen dioxide.

• Other safety equipment

WatchGas UNI is a compact and user-friendly single gas monitor.

UNI provides a simple portable solution for measuring various toxic gases and oxygen levels. It features a large LCD screen that maximizes readability on-site. Additionally, it has six bright red LEDs and a large buzzer for alarm notifications. Furthermore, it is equipped with a vibration alarm, allowing for safe operation even in noisy work environments or while wearing hearing protection. To ensure protection in harsh environments, UNI is made from durable and robust materials. Its surface is designed with a rounded shape that offers a good grip, making it easy to use even when wearing multiple layers of protective clothing. It can detect carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, oxygen, sulfur dioxide, chlorine, nitrogen monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, hydrogen, phosphine, ethylene oxide, ammonia, chlorine dioxide, ozone, hydrofluoric acid, hydrochloric acid, hydrogen cyanide, methyl mercaptan, tetrahydrothiophene, acetaldehyde, arsine, and phosgene.

• Other measurement, recording and measuring instruments
• Other safety equipment

It is possible to analyze a stable mixture of hydrogen and two types of noble gases over an extremely long period.

- Stable analysis of hydrogen and a mixture of two noble gases over an extremely long period. - Analysis possible in a minimum range of 0 to 5000 ppm. - Very limited range up to 99.5-100%. - Ultra-fast response time of T90 of 3 seconds. - For measuring process gases such as chlorine, hydrochloric acid, sulfur dioxide, and water, TCD cells are used. - Highly corrosion-resistant materials such as aluminum oxide, glass, and quartz are utilized. - Up to three components can be corrected to reduce mutual interference.

• Other measurement, recording and measuring instruments

It is a state-of-the-art thermal conductivity hydrogen gas analyzer! It has a very high precision display of 99.999%, and in digital communication, it displays 99.99999%.

The LFE CONTHOS3 TCD is a state-of-the-art thermal conductivity hydrogen gas analyzer for online measurement. It employs a thermal conductivity method and can be used for measuring hydrogen gas and helium gas. Additionally, by selecting the thermostat temperature of the detector and minimizing the mutual interference of gas components, it can stably analyze two types of mixed gases, such as hydrogen gas, over a long period. <Features> - Minimum measurement range: 0 - 0.5% or 99.5 - 100% H2 in N2 - Maximum measurement range: 0 - 100% - Fast response time (T90) within 3 seconds - High corrosion resistance throughout the entire path from gas inlet to outlet - Responsiveness independent of gas flow rate - Collaboration with external gas detector channels to achieve interference correction for up to three gases - Temperature control from 50-180°C with a thermal conductivity detector (thermostat) - Reduction of operational costs due to long lifespan *For more details, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us.

• Other measurement, recording and measuring instruments

This is a webinar that explains the basic concepts of nonlinear regression and practical analytical methods using JMP. We will welcome Mr. Fukushima, who is in charge of biostatistics at Takumi Information Technology and has extensive experience in the pharmaceutical industry and knowledge of statistical analysis, as our instructor. Target Audience: - Those who want to learn about nonlinear regression and understand it from the basics. - Those involved in data analysis in fields such as pharmaceuticals and manufacturing, who are interested in utilizing nonlinear models. - Those interested in data analysis using JMP and want to apply it in practice. Program: - Part 1: Introduction to Data Visualization and Nonlinear Regression An overview of the basics of nonlinear regression using non-clinical trials in the pharmaceutical industry as a subject. - Part 2: Features of Nonlinear Regression in JMP and Examples of Its Use in Quality Control An explanation focusing on the functions and features of nonlinear regression in JMP. ▼ Details & Registration https://www.jmp.com/ja/events/live-webinars/non-series/2026/06-25-nlr

[Key Lecture Content] 1. Promotion of Solar Panel Recycling Yuta Okazaki, Director, System Planning Office, General Affairs Division, Environmental Restoration and Resource Recycling Bureau, Ministry of the Environment 1. Previous efforts regarding the disposal and recycling of solar panels 2. Laws related to the promotion of resource recovery from solar cell waste 3. Q&A / Business card exchange 2. Expansion of Solar Power Generation and Formation of a Positive Cycle for Panel Resource Recycling Akihou Kawai, Analyst, Materials Team, Industrial Research Department, Mizuho Bank 1. Policy trends surrounding solar power generation 2. Trends in the solar power generation industry 3. Resource recycling related to solar power generation and panels 4. Examples of initiatives by businesses towards resource recycling - Towards glass recycling 5. Examples of initiatives by businesses towards resource recycling - Towards efficient collection 6. Examples of initiatives by businesses towards resource recycling - Guarantees and insurance for solar power generation equipment and related trends 7. Awareness of issues and directions for problem-solving regarding resource recycling of solar panels 8. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Key Lecture Content] 1. New Trends in the Submarine Cable Market: Current Status and Outlook Mr. Takuya Makiyama, Senior Researcher, Mobility and Communication Policy Headquarters, Mitsubishi Research Institute 1. Why are submarine cables attracting attention now? 2. Overview of the submarine cable market 3. Major players and changes in industry structure 4. Future outlook and expectations 5. Q&A / Business card exchange 2. Submarine Cables Supporting International Communication and KCS's Initiatives Mr. Tomonori Shinto, Executive Officer and Senior Managing Director, Technical Operations Headquarters, KDDI Cable Ship Co., Ltd. 1. Business introduction 2. Overview of submarine cables 3. Various operations related to submarine cables 4. Current status and challenges of the submarine cable industry 5. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Ayaka Hiraki, Fellow at Deloitte Tohmatsu Research Institute, General Incorporated Association [Key Lecture Content] Due to high tariff measures and withdrawal from international organizations by the second Trump administration in the United States, military operations in Venezuela, and attacks on Iran, the world is indeed "Under Destruction." As the economy and cutting-edge technologies become intertwined with security, this lecture will analyze the trends in the defense industries of Japan, Europe, and the United States from three perspectives: "modular security," "total defense," and "the rise of artificial intelligence (AI)," while examining the potential and challenges of Japan's defense industry. [Lecture Topics] 1. Changes in Japan's security environment 2. Three points to consider for future security systems (1) Modular security architecture (2) Total defense (3) AI 3. Initiatives in Japan, Europe, and the United States (1) Europe: European defense industry strategy and strategic autonomy (2) United States: National security strategy under the Trump administration (2025 NSS) and defense innovation (3) Japan: Key points of the FY2026 budget and trends towards the revision of three strategic documents 4. Future outlook for the defense industry - possibilities and challenges regarding participation 5. Q&A

[Speaker] Anderson Mori & Tomotsune Law Office Foreign Law Joint Enterprise Partner Attorney Eiji Kobayashi [Lecture Topics] 1. FIT/FIP System in Solar Power Generation Business (1) Overview of FIT/FIP System Based on Renewable Energy Law (2) Background of Amendments to Renewable Energy Law Related to Solar Power Generation Business (3) Key Practical Points in Current Renewable Energy Law 2. Amendments and Regulations Related to Solar Power Generation Business (1) Forest Law (2) Electricity Business Law (3) Environmental Impact Assessment (4) Landscape Law (5) Others 3. Q&A Session