Heganes Japan will exhibit at the "Automotive Technology Exhibition 2022 YOKOHAMA."

High-quality materials made from scrap of luxury automobiles, featuring excellent environmental performance.

Heganes Atomized Iron Powder is an extremely high-quality material made from high-grade automotive scrap, known for its excellent environmental performance. It is also used as the base iron powder for our high-strength low-alloy steel powder, Distalloy.

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Received outstanding trust as the global industry standard and widely adopted beyond powder metallurgy applications.

Heganes reduced iron powder is the root of Heganes iron powder and is produced using the original technology known as the "Heganes reduced iron powder method." It has a history of over a hundred years and boasts the largest production capacity in the world. It has gained exceptional trust as the global industry standard and is widely adopted beyond powder metallurgy applications.

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A very stable and easy-to-use material that flexibly responds to engineering conditions.

Heganes partial diffusion low alloy steel powder Distalloy has been a pioneer in partial diffusion low alloy steel powder and has received much support as a world standard since its development. It is an extremely stable and easy-to-use material that flexibly adapts to process conditions.

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Heganes low-alloy steel pre-alloy powder Astaloy offers a rich variety including Fe-Mo, Fe-Cu, Fe-Ni-Mo, and Fe-Cr-Mo systems.

Heganes low alloy steel pre-alloy powders, such as Fe-Mo, Fe-Cu, Fe-Ni-Mo, and Fe-Cr-Mo systems, are available in a wide variety. They are characterized by achieving a homogeneous structure, excellent hardenability, and a high sinter hardening effect.

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We provide the optimal varieties to match the characteristics of individual filters and diverse requirements.

This is an introduction to the applications of sintered stainless steel filters made from iron powder, handled by Heganes Japan Co., Ltd.

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Introducing an example of electromagnetic design and design methods for pancake-type ultra-flat high-torque (axial gap type) motors utilizing powder magnetic cores with magnetic isotropy!

A design report for an axial gap motor that effectively utilizes the three-dimensional magnetic properties of the soft magnetic composite "Somaloy(R)" has been made publicly available on the website of JMAG, an electromagnetic field analysis software provided by JSOL Corporation. 【Items included in the design report】 - Description of "Somaloy(R)" material and overview of core manufacturing process - Concept of axial gap motor - Motor specifications, shape, and list of components - Model set including coil arrangement and motor simulation results 【Specifications Overview 12 slots / 10 poles open slot】 SSAFM DSAFM Maximum output 4.9kW 7.7kW Rated torque 3.1Nm 5.1Nm Speed 6000rpm 6000rpm Dimensions 110mm 110mm Shaft length 41mm 66.2mm ★ The design report can be downloaded for free with a free registration on the JMAG site ★ Even those who are not JMAG users can download it by registering for free, so please access the hyperlink to the official JMAG website below. *If you would like to try designing with the JMAG model, please contact us separately. ↓ JMAG Official Website ↓

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Soft magnetic material with an insulating coating applied to pure iron powder! Achieving high frequency (miniaturization) by reducing eddy current losses! ☆ Easy molding of complex shapes ☆

"Somaloy(R)" is a soft magnetic material made of pure iron powder with an insulating coating, developed by our company as a world first. It enables the manufacturing of cores with three-dimensional shapes and three-dimensional magnetic properties through mold forming. It is particularly useful for the development and manufacturing of high-spec soft magnetic cores required for miniaturization and high output in applications such as electric vehicles. 【Features】 - High compressibility allows for high permeability. - Enables three-dimensional magnetic circuit design, achieving miniaturization, lightweight, and cost reduction of products. - An insulating coating on pure iron powder results in low eddy current loss characteristics, achieving high efficiency in high-frequency ranges! - Complex shapes can be formed without secondary processing through net shaping (three-dimensional mechanical shapes that can be formed with uniaxial pressure). 【Grades】 - We offer a range of products covering frequencies from 100Hz for motor applications to up to 100kHz for reactor applications. ★ A catalog of "Somaloy(R)" is available for download via the button below.

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A must-see for those struggling with miniaturizing motors! Ideal for pancake structure high-torque ultra-flat axial gap motors, etc.!

"Somaloy(R)" is a soft magnetic material made from pure iron powder that has been developed and insulated by our company. We enable innovative motor designs that are not constrained by the limitations of electromagnetic steel sheets, providing solutions to many challenges faced by our customers. 【Matching of Axial Gap Motors (Axial Flux Motors) Topology with "Somaloy(R)"】 　　■ Net shaping (3D mechanical shapes that can be "unidirectionally pressed") 　　■ Realization of freedom in 3D magnetic circuit design 　　　☆ Achieving compact, lightweight, and low-cost designs that were difficult with conventional electromagnetic steel sheets☆ 【Grades】 　Covers from below 100Hz to 100kHz 【Examples of Advantages for Electric Motors】 　 Reduces dimensions and weight by up to 60% ☆ Technical design support for axial gap motors is also underway☆ 　・ 3D magnetic circuit analysis using JMAG 　・ 3D CAD modeling 　・ Optimization using Mode Frontier 　・ Winding design 　・ Strength analysis 　　 We will design according to your requirements. Please feel free to contact us. 　★ Catalogs for axial gap motors using "Somaloy(R)" are currently being distributed ★

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Achieving alloy-level low loss with pure iron-based powder!

"Somaloy(R)" is a soft magnetic material made of pure iron powder with an insulating coating, developed by our company ahead of the world. [Main Needs for Automotive Reactors] - Low cost - Low loss - Miniaturization [Features and Benefits of Somaloy] - Each particle of pure iron base powder is coated with an insulating layer, significantly reducing eddy current loss in the high-frequency range. - Being based on pure iron, it achieves high compressibility and easy handling, resulting in improved manufacturing efficiency. [Suitable Application Examples] - Boost reactors for DC/DC converters There is a proven track record of mass production of automotive boost reactors using "Somaloy(R)"! ★ We are currently offering the "Somaloy(R)" catalog without exception! ★ If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us♪

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[Instructor] Paulstar Communications Inc. Representative Director Koji Kita [Key Lecture Content] Have you ever felt that, despite entrusting work to Generation Z and young employees, they "don't seem to get started," "don't lead to the expected results," or "it's ultimately faster to do it myself"? Behind these situations are various factors, including the recognition gap between supervisors and young employees regarding "entrusting and being entrusted," how to communicate the purpose of the work, the approach, and the scope of discretion, as well as how to follow up after delegating tasks. In this seminar, we will practically explain "how to delegate work" to elicit proactive behavior, taking into account the perspectives and behavioral characteristics of Generation Z and young employees. We will share specific management techniques to help supervisors break free from the burden of work, encourage the autonomy and growth of young employees, and steadily lead to results.

[Speaker] Yoichiro Okuyama, Senior Researcher, Research Department, Hamagin Research Institute, Inc. [Key Lecture Content] In China, the operation of autonomous taxis began in 2021, and now fully unmanned robo-taxis are running in cities like Beijing and Shenzhen. Experiencing a ride reveals the evolution of technology through natural acceleration, smooth steering, and seamless deceleration. Currently, there are several thousand vehicles in operation, but projections suggest that by 2030, this number could exceed one million, accounting for 70% of the global total. What are the underlying factors driving the social implementation of robo-taxis in China? By incorporating local test ride experiences, we will analyze the revenue situation of robo-taxi operating companies and the outlook for market expansion based on data, exploring their future potential. [Lecture Items] 1. Personal experiences of test riding robo-taxis in China 2. Trends in the market size of robo-taxis in China and globally 3. Background of the advancing social implementation of robo-taxis in China 4. Public acceptance and actual usage 5. Performance and challenges of major robo-taxi companies 6. Will robo-taxis become widespread in Japan as well? 7. Q&A / Business card exchange

Daitō Shikō Co., Ltd. will exhibit at the "102nd Tokyo International Gift Show Autumn 2026," which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from September 2 (Wednesday). At the exhibition venue, we plan to showcase new products including the A7 binder, popular foil-stamped goods, stationery, clear files, and more. If you are looking for SP tools, promotional items, or novelties, please be sure to visit our booth.

Our company will participate in the 1st High-Performance Materials Exhibition (within High-Performance Materials Week) as a member of the MGC Group. We will be showcasing various functional polycarbonate resins that can serve as alternatives to metals and ceramics, so please be sure to visit our booth.

In the health and medical fields, which are directly connected to people's lives, it is essential to carefully interpret the results of data analysis and utilize them in decision-making. This seminar will first introduce basic analytical methods using JMP 19 and explain the contexts in which each method can be applied. Next, we will discuss the thought process for making causal interpretations, such as "Did a certain treatment improve the condition?" and how to estimate causal effects using JMP Pro 19. - Comparison of results before and after treatment using paired t-tests - Group comparisons using t-tests - Group comparisons considering pre-treatment values through analysis of covariance - Distinguishing between correlation and causation - Estimation of causal treatment effects This seminar will introduce these basic analytical methods with demonstrations. Those without statistical expertise and those unfamiliar with JMP are also very welcome. ▼ Details & Registration https://www.jmp.com/ja/events/live-webinars/non-series/2026/09-11-health-medical-data