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Hokkai Eisen Kk

Rinkaicho, Japan

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Hokkai Eisen K.K. is a Japanese firm specifically engaged in the manufacturing of pressure vessels for various industries including oil and gas refining, nuclear power plants, power plants, pharmaceutical industry, and food industry. The company was founded in 1946 and has specialized in the production of mirror plates, further developing their technical skills in press-, bending-, and rail vehicle part processing. They are known for their high quality and constant innovations in the field of pressure vessel production. Hokkai Eisen K.K. has a long history of 80 years and is active at various locations in Japan, particularly in the Osaka Prefecture.

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