Notice of participation in the International Food Industry Exhibition 'FOOMAJAPAN 2021' from June 7 (Tuesday) to June 10 (Friday), 2022.

The heat exchange rate is about 20 times that of a typical air blast. It maintains freshness without causing cell damage! *Testing is possible in our test room.

This product is a rapid brine freezer that immerses vacuum-packed ingredients in alcohol cooled to -35°C. The heat exchange rate is about 20 times that of a typical air blast freezer! By freezing at an astonishing speed, it prevents cell destruction and enables high-quality freezing. <Features> 1. Short passage time through the maximum ice crystal formation zone - Improved freshness retention - Preservation of color, texture, and flavor - Increased yield 2. High quality and high stability By forcibly agitating the alcohol brine, it ensures stability and high quality at any location within the tank. 3. Rapid freezing in a short time For a thickness of 30mm, freezing is completed in about 20 minutes. (After completion, store in a freezer) 4. Safe and easy operation The process involves placing the ingredients in a bag, vacuum packing it, and immersing it in the alcohol brine. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.

• Food Processing Equipment

We will respond to your needs with proposals that are well-suited for each customer, featuring a lineup that distinguishes itself from conventional spiral conveyors.

Our company has adopted a large number of plastic modular belts that offer numerous benefits, including improved maintainability. We can flexibly accommodate the installation environment and production conditions within the factory. Whether for new installations or replacements of existing systems, we welcome your inquiries about purchasing just the conveyor section and integrating it with your original thermal equipment, among other options. We offer three types of belts and will propose the most suitable option based on your conditions. ◆ Direct Drive The drive method is drum-driven, but unlike traditional friction-based drives, this system allows the drum and belt to engage directly for propulsion. ◆ Side Drive Type This is a drum-less type that does not use traditional drum drives, enabling a more flexible layout. ◆ Direct Drive Stacker Type The drive method is also drum-driven, but like the direct drive, it engages the drum and belt directly. Additionally, the belts stack vertically, eliminating the need for traditional resin rails! This allows for a design with reduced height! We will provide suitable proposals tailored to the diverse needs of each customer!

• Frozen dessert manufacturing equipment

【What if a massive earthquake halts production at factories, resulting in losses of hundreds of millions of yen!?】 Revealing successful case studies of "DX × Earthquake Countermeasures" to protect the future of manufacturing! A massive earthquake is not something that "will happen someday," but rather "can happen at any time." If a major earthquake were to occur now and halt production lines in factories... businesses would face critical risks to their survival (losses ranging from millions to billions of yen) due to not only damage to buildings and equipment but also delays in delivery and withdrawal of business partners. This document presents real examples of "actual loss amounts and reconstruction costs" that occur in factories during an earthquake, based on data from the Great East Japan Earthquake and the Kumamoto Earthquake. ▼ What you will learn in this seminar Actual damages during an earthquake: Real data on sales losses and reconstruction costs associated with factory shutdowns On-site action guide: A chronological action plan and checklist to follow without hesitation from initial response to recovery Safety measures utilizing DX and AI: The mechanism and estimated costs of systems that detect shaking and automatically stop equipment and enable remote recovery Keys to successful business continuity: How to effectively use earthquake insurance to expedite recovery and case studies from advanced companies ▼ Event Overview Date: September 11, 2026 (Friday) 13:30 - 14:30 Format: Online (Teams Webinar) Participation fee: Free

[Reforming Manufacturing Sites] "Invisible Inventory" and "Manual Errors" Solved by AI! The Cutting Edge of DX in Inventory Management and Logistics Main Text: "Searching for where everything is takes too much time..." "Ordering based on experience and intuition leads to overstock and stockouts..." Do you face these issues in your manufacturing site? This document introduces the latest examples of automating inbound and outbound processing and achieving real-time visibility of inventory data by utilizing camera imaging, barcodes, QR codes, and AI! ▼ Three Key Points Explained in the Document Instant reading with batch imaging! Automate inbound processing and data updates to significantly reduce work time. AI automatically determines the optimal storage location! Eliminate waste in searching and moving, maximizing storage efficiency. [Case Study] A unified management model from procurement to the reuse of processed scrap in a plastic product processing factory. This is the definitive guide to DX that covers data integration with WMS and production management systems, ready for immediate application in the field. Please download and read it! ▼ Event Overview Date: October 9, 2026 (Friday) 13:30 - 14:30 Format: Online (Teams Webinar) Participation Fee: Free

"Even though the processing costs in the catalog are the same, there are products that somehow do not generate profit..." "We are unable to grasp the causes of machine stoppages (short stops and long stops) or the speed differences among operators..." The "invisible losses" lurking in the workplace may actually be significantly squeezing the factory's profits. This document explains a method to dramatically enhance the profitability and competitiveness of the workplace by automatically acquiring the "operating time" of processing machines and the "working time" of operators, and cross-analyzing them on the same time axis! ▼ What you will learn in this seminar 【Reduce equipment downtime】 Identify priority measures for short and long stops, significantly reducing machine downtime 【Highlight unprofitable products】 Calculate the "net actual cost" from equipment and personnel data, leading to evidence-based price negotiations 【Knowledge transfer and leveling】 Visualize the work differences between skilled workers and newcomers (e.g., screw tightening) to eliminate bottlenecks in the process 【Case study of a press processing factory】 A practical model from daily report automation to data collection using RFID and QR codes ▼ Event Overview Date: November 13, 2026 (Friday) 13:30 - 14:30 Format: Online (Teams webinar) Participation fee: Free

Trelleborg Sealing Solutions will hold a two-and-a-half-hour online event introducing the basics of rotary seals, the latest technological trends, and selection methods according to applications. This event, taking place on September 22, 2026 (Tuesday), will feature two sessions with the same content to accommodate participants from around the world: For Asia-Pacific and Europe: September 22, 2026 (Tuesday) at 16:00 (Japan time) For Europe and North and South America: September 22, 2026 (Tuesday) at 23:00 (Japan time)

Trelleborg Sealing Solutions will host a two-and-a-half-hour online event introducing the basics of rotary seals, the latest technological trends, and selection methods based on applications. This event, taking place on September 22, 2026 (Tuesday), will feature two sessions with the same content to allow participation from around the world: For Asia-Pacific and Europe: September 22, 2026 (Tuesday) at 16:00 (Japan time) For Europe and North and South America: September 22, 2026 (Tuesday) at 23:00 (Japan time)