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Triple A Machine Co., Ltd. started in April 2007 and collaborates with its partner company in Chicago, USA (AAAmachine, Inc.) to provide marketing and consulting services for Japanese manufacturers of powder equipment, food machinery, energy-saving equipment, and more, enabling them to sell directly to overseas markets such as the United States. At Triple A Machine, we provide all the necessary infrastructure for Japanese powder and energy-saving equipment to sell directly in the U.S. in collaboration with our partner company in Chicago (AAAmachine, Inc. AAA Save Energy). In addition to marketing and consulting technical support, we operate a B2B online shopping site launched in 2017, where customers can use credit cards to purchase Japanese-made machinery directly from overseas. Additionally, our German-made adsorption refrigeration units can produce cold water at 10-15°C using hot water at 65°C with minimal electricity consumption. The coefficient of performance (COP) for electricity is 10 (1 kW of electricity provides 10 kW of cooling capacity). Hot water serves as the energy source for the chiller. We are currently selling chillers with capacities of 10, 30, and 90 kW in Japan, considering them a key solution for zero energy.
