We have numerous delivery records of cleaning agents for solar wafers and semiconductor components for major South Korean companies. We will customize according to our customers' requests.
* We clean solder paste before reflow and flux (FLUX) that remains after the SMT (Surface Mount Technology) process. * We can supply specialized grades for cleaning semiconductors, camera modules, BGA substrates, wafers, LCD glass substrates, and more. * Customization is possible depending on the type of substance (such as the type of solder paste) and the desired cleaning power. Please also visit our inorganic fine chemicals department website.
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After the war, when diplomatic relations with China were restored, our company was recognized as the first Japan-China friendship trading company. Since then, based on our achievements and credibility, we have been actively engaged in trade and investment activities in the growing Chinese market across the fields of textiles, chemicals, machinery, and new business development. Additionally, we have established local subsidiaries and offices in various countries beyond China, enabling us to operate globally. Our department focuses on inorganic chemicals and non-ferrous metals, and in addition to transactions with China, we have recently expanded our procurement and trading activities from Russia and South America. We are actively engaged in a wide range of activities to solve our clients' challenges, including procurement negotiations, factory audits, on-site factory guidance, in-house analysis (with our analysis center located in Suzhou, China), international logistics arrangements, import and export customs clearance, domestic logistics and inventory management, triangular trade, investment and financing, technical support, marketing, overseas local sales promotion, and recycling support.
