Efficient dust collection within the plant! A case where work efficiency doubled and improvements in the labor environment were also achieved.
We would like to introduce a case study of the "Central Vacuum System" implemented by Ishizaka Sangyo Co., Ltd., which is working on "recycling" various types of waste as resources, aiming to create a society that does not turn waste into waste. At the company, cleaning the dust generated from the recycling process of construction debris has become a heavy labor task, and it was necessary to streamline operations due to a shortage of manpower. After introducing our "Central Vacuum System," the work became overwhelmingly easier with just the suction process, and work efficiency more than doubled. Additionally, the ability to clean even difficult-to-reach equipment allowed for the beautification of the process. [Case Overview] ■ Business Challenges - Cleaning the dust from crushed debris is quite labor-intensive. - The number of personnel available for cleaning is limited, necessitating mechanization and efficiency improvements. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Case Summary】 ■Effects After Implementation - Dust can now be returned to the conveyor simply by suction. - Reduced the need to transport dust collected with shovels and wheelbarrows multiple times. - Cleaning that used to require 2-3 people daily can now be done by one person. - Maintains the same aesthetic as before. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Kärcher is the world's largest manufacturer of cleaning equipment, born in Germany. Since its founding in 1935, it has established a solid global reputation through relentless technological development and the latest cleaning equipment. Today, it offers around 3,000 types of cleaning devices, including high-pressure washers, floor cleaning machines, sweepers, wet and dry vacuums, and steam cleaners, which are loved worldwide. Kärcher Japan was established in 1988 as the Japanese subsidiary of Germany's Kärcher, the world's leading manufacturer of high-pressure washers. Since then, we have steadily expanded our achievements by quickly capturing changes in lifestyle, such as the Westernization of homes in Japan and the diversification of hygiene consciousness, and by providing cleaning equipment and services that meet market needs.
