[Shell Processing Commission] We will turn shells into high value-added products!
We provide a comprehensive processing service for seashells. The seashell resources you bring or send to us will be processed using our patented technology through the following steps: 【Cleaning】→【Calcination】→【Crushing】→【Particle Size Adjustment】, transforming them into high-value natural calcium products!! (We also offer services for the calcination process only!) The processed seashells will be returned either in the provided plastic bags (that can be sealed with a heat sealing machine) or packed in bulk bags. *Important Notes* - Our company is not a waste disposal service. We cannot handle items that have a foul odor, are heavily soiled, or contain foreign substances. Thank you for your understanding. - Since we use our own production line, there may be a small amount of other seashells mixed in. Please feel free to contact us for more details.
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Adjustable granularity - Mixing below 4mm - Mixing below 2mm - 2mm to 4mm
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It will vary depending on the quantity. Please feel free to contact us for more details.
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Transforming shells into high-value fertilizers, feed, and greening materials.
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Our company is engaged in shell recycling, marine waste consulting, and silo cleaning businesses. While manufacturing and selling calcium carbonate and calcium oxide derived from shells, we are developing new environmental businesses that will increase future options for Japan and be of service to everyone. Additionally, we address and resolve various issues arising from corporate activities (mainly construction work and waste-related matters) through a single point of contact.
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