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We will be exhibiting at the "Battery and Power Element Technology Exhibition 2026" to be held on March 13, 2026 (Friday) at the Osaka Industry Creation Center. We kindly invite everyone to come and visit us. In this exhibition, we will introduce "custom powders aimed at improving battery characteristics through spheronization and crystallinity control" to researchers and production engineers from battery material manufacturers, as well as sales representatives from chemical trading companies. ≪Do you have any of these concerns?≫ ☑ I want highly flowable spherical particles and to control crystallinity. ☑ I do not have or have no availability for equipment such as a sintering furnace or spray dryer. ☑ I want to consider manufacturing methods before making equipment investments. We will propose custom powders utilizing technologies such as spheronization, crystallinity control, sintering, and spray drying tailored to your development themes. We offer extensive support from prototyping to mass production considerations, so if you are facing challenges in improving battery material performance or development issues, please stop by our booth. We sincerely look forward to your visit.
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We will be exhibiting at the "Composite Materials and Carbon Fair 2026" to be held on September 18, 2026 (Friday) at the Osaka Industry Creation Center. We kindly invite everyone to come and visit us. In this exhibition, we will introduce "Contract Processing that Supports the High Functionality of Carbon Materials" aimed at those involved in research and development, production technology, and sales representatives from chemical trading companies. ≪Do you have any of these concerns?≫ ☑ You want to disperse CNTs or carbon fibers but can't achieve uniformity ☑ You are considering improving the conductivity of carbon materials or adjusting particle size ☑ You are looking for processing methods to enhance conductivity or functionality If you have challenges related to the dispersion, grinding, particle size adjustment, or functionality enhancement of carbon materials, please stop by our booth. We will propose optimal contract processing tailored to your materials, applications, and requests. We also welcome inquiries such as "I would like to start with a prototype consultation" or "I want to hear opinions on processing possibilities." We will present specific processing examples at the venue, so please feel free to reach out to us. We sincerely look forward to your visit.
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We are pleased to announce that an article from our company has been published in the "Monthly Fine Chemical (June Issue)" issued by CMC Publishing. Publication Medium: Monthly "Fine Chemical" (CMC Publishing) Issue: June 2026 (Vol.55 No.6) Theme: Designing Particle Surface Topography through Granulation Processes - Designing Multi-layered Particle Structures via Powder Processing and Applications to Apatite Particles - This article focuses on "particle surface structure," one of the factors influencing material properties, and explains the concept of surface control through powder processing. In particular, it introduces the technology for forming multi-layered structured particles using a spray-drying two-stage granulation method and its potential applications. *For more details, please refer to the magazine. You can check the related links for information about the published magazine.
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