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Tahara Kaiun Yk

Japan

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Tahara Kaiun YK is a leading company in the field of electric blow molding machines, with a market share of 80% in Japan. The company supplies over 1,200 units of these machines worldwide. Tahara offers various single- and multilayer blow molding machines for plastic bottles with volumes ranging from 5 ml to 200 L. The company's establishment date is not explicitly stated, but it has been active for several decades. Tahara Kaiun YK is renowned for its fully electric blow molding machines, which are specifically designed for various applications such as food, beverages, packaging, and automated parts. The company's main office is located in Japan and is available worldwide.

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