We will continue to work on various materials and fields starting from plastics.
Sanritsu Applied Chemical Co., Ltd. was established in 1961 with the aim of developing applications for industrial plastics that had just begun to be used at the time, starting with the plasticization of textile machine parts, which is a local industry. Since then, we have been involved in the development of mushroom culture bottles, vacuum molding for solenoids used in electromagnetic valves, and have accumulated various know-how regarding both thermoplastic and thermosetting plastic materials. Our company has continuously strived to master the essence of manufacturing by leveraging our long-cultivated technical skills and the network of partner companies to realize our customers' requests for "it would be great if there were such a thing" regarding plastic products. We are committed to continuing to challenge new technologies and fields while never forgetting our gratitude to our customers. 【Business Activities】 [Isezaki Factory (Headquarters/No. 2)] - Design/development/manufacturing of plastic applied products, molds, and jigs - Vacuum casting of thermosetting plastics - Manufacturing of molded solenoid coils/molded coils/other coil assemblies - Production of large vacuum cast products - Injection molding of plastics, etc. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Products Handled】 ○ FRP boats from Lake Onuma, Akagiyama ○ Plastic bottles for mushroom cultivation (blow molding) ○ Solenoids for air conditioning electromagnetic valves for railway vehicles (vacuum casting with thermosetting resin) ○ Solenoids for various electromagnetic valves (vacuum casting and injection molding) ○ Resin parts for system kitchens and bathrooms (injection molding) ○ Cup dispensers for fast food restaurants (mechanism development and assembly) ○ Torch insulation processing for plasma cutting devices (vacuum casting and assembly) ○ Linear motor molds (vacuum casting, accommodating larger sizes) ○ Large insulators and bushings (vacuum casting, currently accommodating larger sizes with increased equipment and personnel) ○ Passenger railway models (Mitachi Interesting Machine Workshop) (5 inches, development, manufacturing, and sales) ○ Various testing and experimental devices (development, manufacturing, and sales) and more ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Sanritsu Applied Chemical Co., Ltd. was established in 1961 in Kiryu, a town that has prospered as a manufacturing hub since the early Edo period. We began our efforts with the aim of developing applications for industrial plastics, which were just starting to be used at that time, by focusing on the plasticization of textile machine parts, a local industry. Since then, we have been involved in the development of mushroom cultivation bottles, vacuum molds for solenoids used in electromagnetic valves, and have accumulated various know-how related to both thermoplastic and thermosetting plastic materials. At our company, we continuously strive to realize our customers' wishes for "it would be great if there were such a thing" regarding plastic products, leveraging the technical expertise we have cultivated over the years and our network of partner companies to master the essence of manufacturing. We will continue to challenge ourselves with new technologies and fields, never forgetting our gratitude towards our customers.
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