Our supervised "Cost Reduction Navigation" is now available!

After the introduction of the in-house water supply system, we achieved cost reductions of over 20 million yen annually, and by having a water source other than the public water supply, we also contributed to measures against water outages and increased water volume.

Our self-supply water system not only helps reduce water bills but also contributes to measures against water outages (disaster prevention, BCP), improves water quality, and increases water volume. Industry: Food Factory Location: Saga Prefecture 【Features】 Utilization of industrial water Equipment: Filtration + UF membrane Water bill reduction: Approximately 20 million yen/year down Maximum supply water volume: 35m3/Hr By having a water source other than the public water supply for manufacturing water, we contribute to: 1. Water outage measures during emergencies through the dual system of UF membrane treated water and public water. 2. Measures for increased water volume due to production increases through the dual system of UF membrane treated water and public water. 3. Measures for increased water volume due to production increases through the enhancement of water tanks. ● You can view materials that include case studies from "PDF Download." If you would like to make an inquiry, please feel free to contact us from "Contact Us." *Water source surveys, cost reduction simulations, and other consultations are provided free of charge.

• Water Treatment

Turn surplus industrial water into drinking water! Achieve annual savings of about 90 million yen in water bills!

Industry: Major Chemical Plant Location: Mie Prefecture <Repurposing Industrial Water Instead of Groundwater> To secure drinking water, a private water supply system has been introduced. By purifying a portion of the surplus industrial water and converting it into drinking water, we have achieved water conservation for the municipal supply. It is used as drinking water for approximately 3,300 employees working in the factory. This has also led to a reduction in water utility costs, and through an ESCO contract, we have successfully reduced costs by about 90 million yen annually. 【Features】 Private water supply using industrial water System: Industrial water + filtration + UF membrane Plant capacity: 60m3/h Water utility cost reduction: Approximately 90 million yen ● Please feel free to contact us through the "Contact Us" section. *Water source surveys, cost reduction simulations, and other consultations are provided free of charge.

• Water supply facilities
• Water Treatment
• Piping materials (copper pipes, cast iron pipes)

We provide a self-supply water system that utilizes water from rivers with stable water sources, supplying highly purified water (pure water).

Industry: Chemical Plant <Providing water with extremely low impurities using a manufacturing water system + pure water device> 【Features】 ○ Self-supplied water system using river water ○ Equipment: River water + filtration + UF membrane ○ Plant capacity: 50m3/Hr ● You can view materials that include case studies from the "PDF Download." If you would like to make an inquiry, please feel free to contact us through the "Contact Us" section. * Water source investigation, cost reduction simulation, and other consultations are available free of charge.

• Airport facilities

Water produced by a home water system can be used for various purposes, including drinking water, washing hands, bathing, swimming pools, toilets, and car washing.

Industry: Sports Club 【Features】 Self-supplied water system using a well Equipment: Well + Filtration + UF Membrane Plant capacity: 6m³/Hr It is possible to secure approximately 80m³ of water per day during operating hours. ● You can view materials that include case studies from "PDF Download." If you wish to make an inquiry, please feel free to contact us through "Contact Us." *We offer free water source surveys, cost reduction simulations, and other consultations.

• Piping materials (copper pipes, cast iron pipes)

[Success Case Collection] We provide one-stop solutions for issues ranging from the installation and upgrading of water treatment facilities to disaster prevention (water outage) measures and the streamlining of equipment maintenance.

【Case Study】 Industry: Major Food Factory (Chiba Prefecture) ◇◇Features◇◇ Self-supplied water system using wells Equipment: 5 wells + 2 series of water treatment plants Water bill reduction rate: Approximately 70% reduction (about 80 million yen/year down) 1. Dual water supply system with 5 wells and 2 series of water treatment plants for emergency water supply measures (BCP - Business Continuity Plan) 2. Reduction of water bills through the use of 5 wells and 2 series of water treatment plants 3. Outsourcing of maintenance for the water treatment plants (labor-saving) These are the three benefits! ● You can view the materials that include the case study from "PDF Download." If you would like to make an inquiry, please feel free to contact us through "Contact Us." *We also offer free water source surveys, cost reduction simulations, and other consultations.

• Water Treatment

Draw up and filter groundwater with your own water supply system, ensuring safe, secure, and delicious drinking water. It not only reduces costs but also serves as a disaster prevention measure.

Industry: General Hospital Location: Kyoto Prefecture <Utilizing filtered groundwater as drinking water and for domestic use> In order to diversify water sources (disaster prevention measures), we have been implementing a private water supply system for over 10 years. Additionally, after introducing the system through the ESCO method, we have successfully reduced costs by more than 30% compared to conventional water supply fees. ◇◇Features◇◇ Private water supply using wells Equipment: 2 wells + filtration + MF membrane Plant capacity: 12m3/Hr ● Please feel free to contact us through "Inquiries." *Water source surveys, cost reduction simulations, and other consultations are provided free of charge.

• Piping materials (copper pipes, cast iron pipes)

Not only achieving about a 20% cost reduction with a full maintenance contract, but also realizing labor savings! Contributing to disaster prevention measures as a secondary water source.

Industry: General Hospital Location: Osaka Prefecture <Introduced for cost reduction and disaster prevention measures> It was introduced simultaneously with the complete renewal of the plant. By renewing the equipment, it also leads to cost reduction. By connecting to the emergency generator, measures against water outages are also implemented. ◇◇Features◇◇ Self-supplied water system using a well Equipment: Well + Filtration + UF Membrane Plant capacity: 25m3/Hr Reduction rate of water supply costs: Approximately 20% (about 6 million yen/year reduction) ● You can view materials that include case studies from "PDF Download." If you would like to make an inquiry, please feel free to contact us from "Contact Us." *Water source surveys, cost reduction simulations, and other consultations are provided free of charge.

• Piping materials (copper pipes, cast iron pipes)

Are you adequately responding to the increasing awareness of disaster prevention? During disasters, securing "water other than drinking water" is particularly difficult.

Many facilities are being introduced for the purpose of disaster prevention and mitigation measures, as well as BCP (Business Continuity Planning). It is important to have a separate water source from the public water supply and to be equipped with a sufficient amount of water storage tanks. <Disaster Prevention Measures as a Secondary Water Source> A private water supply system (water supply equipment utilizing groundwater) can also be used as a secondary water source during disasters, making it effective for disaster prevention and mitigation measures. Even during a public water supply outage, it allows for the provision of water to neighboring residents, contributing to the community. Some facilities are registered as "Disaster Cooperation Wells" or "Disaster Prevention Wells." Case Study: Ibaraki Prefecture General Hospital [Features] Water Source: Groundwater Equipment: Well + Filtration + UF Membrane Reduction in Public Water Supply Costs: Approximately 1 million yen/year Introduced using the ESCO method We welcome inquiries regarding disaster prevention and mitigation measures for corporations, businesses, factories, and medical facilities. Please feel free to contact us through "Inquiries."

• Water supply facilities
• Water Treatment
• Water Supply Facilities

PERI products are used at construction sites around the world. This time, we would like to introduce the construction work of the "Dunajec Road Bridge" spanning the Dunajec River in the town of Nowy Targ in southern Poland. The road bridge was planned to be constructed using a balanced cantilever method, dividing the cantilever beams starting from each pier into 10 segments. A particular concern was to strictly adhere to the concrete pouring cycle for each segment. To achieve this, a balanced cantilever carriage (VBC) equipped with a hydraulic advance system and an automatic formwork stripping function was adopted. By utilizing the VBC, it became possible to pour concrete for segments up to a maximum length of 5 meters in a single cycle, allowing for efficient and timely construction. PERI products: 1. TRIO Panel Formwork 2. VARIO GT24 Wall Formwork 3. PERI UP Flex Modular Scaffold 4. VST Heavy-Duty Shoring Tower PERI Japan Co., Ltd.

At a major purchasing specialty store located in Kanagawa Prefecture, we have introduced our commercial aroma diffuser rental service "MajestaFragrance," enhancing the store's atmosphere with fragrance. Installed models: MFmini (4,400 yen per month) × 2 units Adopted fragrance: Freesia Pear To ensure that customers visiting the store can relax during their appraisal and consultation time, we have implemented space branding with a "refined and approachable scent." The fragrance used is "Freesia Pear," which pleasantly spreads the freshness of fruity pear and the vibrant aroma of freesia. It warmly welcomes customers with a clean and high-quality scent. The "MFmini" introduced this time is a compact yet powerful diffuser known for its strong diffusion capabilities. It blends smartly into limited installation spaces such as reception counters and customer service areas, efficiently delivering fragrance. At Majesta Fragrance, we offer optimal diffuser models and fragrance suggestions tailored to the size of the store, type of business, and interior atmosphere. A "free trial installation" is also available before signing a contract.

Hotron Inc. has launched its new product, the "Vehicle Count Sensor CCS3"! This product is a ceiling-mounted sensor that combines infrared and radar technology. It reliably detects vehicles in both directions with a single unit, accommodating traffic during congestion and vehicle passing, thus achieving efficient occupancy management in large parking lots. Additionally, it can be utilized for exit warning purposes in addition to vehicle counting, contributing to the safe and smooth operation of parking facilities. 'Features' - Improved detection performance against changes in road surface during rainy weather by using both infrared and radar. - Equipped with IP67 waterproof and dustproof performance, making it effective even in salt damage areas. - Various settings can be configured from a dedicated app (for Android devices), with current settings easily visible at a glance. - The base dimensions are the same as the previous model "CCS2," allowing for smooth replacement of existing equipment. *For more details, please refer to the product information, catalog download, or contact us.*

We will be exhibiting at the "Osaka Industry Exhibition 2026" held at MyDome Osaka from October 14 (Wednesday) to 15 (Thursday), 2026. We will introduce our stress check, health management system, reservation and reception system, and interview system.

We have published the latest issue (Issue 94) of the ISO-related information magazine "Intertek News." Intertek News delivers information and various topics related to ISO audits, certifications, and verifications. The feature of this issue is titled "Understanding Standard Revisions," where we introduce key points of management system standard requirements that new personnel should first understand in preparation for standard revisions. Additionally, we have included customer case studies, contributions from auditors, and information on certifications and standards, as well as the latest topics, so please take a look.