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Established in 1961 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Naigai Tec Corporation is a key player in the global market for industrial equipment. The company's operations encompass the procurement, importation, exportation, and distribution of a diverse range of products, including pneumatic and pneumatic application devices, various machinery, and both electrical and electronic components, alongside general tools. Their extensive product lineup features solutions for pneumatics, vacuum technology, mechatronics, temperature and fluid control, environmental protection, energy efficiency, and precise measurement. Furthermore, they supply power and electronic components, logistics-related products, and specialized items for the semiconductor and liquid crystal display industries. Beyond product sales, Naigai Tec provides essential services such as the assembly, repair, and ongoing maintenance of manufacturing equipment, particularly for semiconductors and FPDs. They also engage in agency services for machinery and electronic facilities, offer measurement and instrumentation solutions, and deliver valuable consulting and comprehensive after-sales support, complemented by other ancillary services.
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