Total service for harmless treatment of various electrical equipment and low-concentration PCB contamination, from small to large sizes!
Kou and Seiko have received certification for the harmless treatment of low-concentration PCB-contaminated electrical equipment, including transformers. Since then, we have received requests for harmless treatment from across the country and have been working on it safely and reliably. The deadline for PCB treatment nationwide in Japan is March 31, 2027. Our company has implemented an agency system that includes proposals to customers, on-site inspections, and various procedures. This agency system allows for a consistent response in processing and transportation. Additionally, we have established agencies nationwide, enabling prompt responses. 【Nationwide Support - Agencies (Excerpt)】 ■ Kyushu Transport and Construction Co., Ltd. ■ Zenkan Co., Ltd. ■ Higashi Hiro Commercial Co., Ltd. ■ Hosenji Transport Co., Ltd. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[Other nationwide agents are here] ■ Sanwa Oil Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. ■ Maruryo Automobile Transport Co., Ltd. ■ Santomo Plant Service Co., Ltd. ■ Hayakawa Engineering Co., Ltd. (primarily responsible for transportation) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is an industrial waste disposal company that conducts proper processing from the standpoint of global environmental conservation, establishing complete recycling, resource regeneration, and zero emissions. We are particularly top-class in the disposal of waste containing chlorine and heavy metals. Many of our clients are leading manufacturers in Japan, and we also have numerous achievements in accepting difficult-to-process waste in response to requests from local governments.