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Aica Kogyo Company, Limited is an international enterprise engaged in the development, manufacture, and distribution of a comprehensive array of chemical products, as well as laminates and building materials. The company's chemical division provides a diverse range of items, including coatings for interior, exterior, wall, and floor finishing, specialized organic fine particles, industrial and architectural adhesives, and advanced resins for industrial use and composite boards. Additional offerings include repair and reinforcing compounds, corrosion prevention materials, hot melts, UV-curable resins, and functional spherical polymer beads. These chemical solutions are utilized across numerous industries such as wood processing, general construction, civil engineering, automotive production, electronic materials, and various industrial and household applications. Within its laminates and building materials segment, Aica Kogyo supplies high-pressure laminates, melamine veneers, veneer plywood, various types of boards (including extruded cement), and decorative films. Their product line also features interior components like doors, counters, storage units, and fittings, alongside non-combustible decorative materials and panels. These essential materials are widely incorporated into diverse structures, spanning commercial establishments, offices, educational and cultural facilities, transportation infrastructure, healthcare and welfare institutions, accommodation venues, warehouses, factories, and residential properties. Founded in 1936 and headquartered in Nagoya, Japan, the company initially operated under the name Aichi Kagaku Kogyo Co., Ltd., before adopting its current designation, Aica Kogyo Company, Limited, in June 1966.
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