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Nagano Keiki Co., Ltd. operates as a global provider, both within Japan and internationally, specializing in the development and distribution of precise measuring tools and control systems. Their extensive product portfolio encompasses a wide array of pressure measurement devices, such as compound, vacuum, differential, low, absolute, and diaphragm-seal gauges. They also supply various switches, including mechanical and electrical types, alongside switch-integrated indicators and specific connectors for pressure switches. Advanced pressure sensors, like transmitters, load/level sensors, and converters, are also part of their offerings. The company further provides digital pressure gauges, digital indicators, and meter relays, in addition to a diverse range of temperature gauges. Beyond these, Nagano Keiki manufactures flow meters for liquids and gases (water, air, gas), heat meters, and heat monitoring systems. Their precision instrumentation extends to inspection and calibration tools, including dead weight testers, liquid column and precision aneroid manometers, digital precision manometers, digital pressure checkers, programmable pressure controllers, data loggers, and fiber Bragg grating sensors. Complementary accessories like regulators, ceramic components, and noise and vibration meters are available, alongside aluminum and magnesium die-cast parts. Furthermore, they offer essential maintenance and calibration services. Their clientele spans numerous critical sectors, including the automotive, industrial vehicle, construction, factory automation (FA), and general industrial machinery fields. They cater to HVAC and refrigeration, semiconductor manufacturing, and process instrumentation, as well as the medical and welfare sectors. Furthermore, their products are vital for the food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetics industries, alongside marine, aeronautical, and rail transport. High-pressure hydrogen, gas, and diverse energy applications also benefit from their solutions. Established in 1896, the company's primary operations are based in Tokyo, Japan.
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