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Koike Sanso Kogyo Co., Ltd., founded in 1918 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is an international enterprise focused on the development, production, and distribution of various industrial gases, alongside cutting-edge welding and cutting machines, systems, and associated products. The company's offerings support industries globally that work with steel plates, aluminum, and stainless steel. The company's operations are segmented into three key divisions: 1. Cutting and Welding Equipment Division: This unit manufactures and supplies a range of cutting devices, from portable handheld torches to automated and NC cutting machines. It also provides welding equipment designed for automating assembly processes and specialized welding jigs. Furthermore, this division develops advanced software solutions, including automatic programming tools for NC data, CAD systems for building infrastructure, and CNC control devices. 2. Gas and Gas-Related Equipment Division: This segment is dedicated to the manufacturing and sale of a diverse portfolio of gases for industrial, medical, and everyday use. It also offers essential equipment like gas collectors and piping systems for gaseous products, cryogenic containers and storage tanks for liquefied gases, cylinder boxes for cleanroom applications, combustion-type exhaust gas treatment systems, analyzers, and complete gas supply solutions. 3. Welding Material Product Division: This division provides a selection of welding consumables, such as wires and rods, along with welding machines, gas connection fittings, and environmental protection equipment. Koike Sanso Kogyo serves a broad spectrum of industries, encompassing shipbuilding, steel frame construction, bridges, architectural projects, general construction, and industrial machinery manufacturing. Its client base also extends to consumer goods producers, including automotive and electrical appliance sectors, as well as specialized fields like semiconductors, food processing, and leisure activities.
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