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SATOKIN CO., LTD.

Yoshiimachi Shio, Japan

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SATOKIN CO., LTD. is a company located in Gunma Prefecture, Japan, specializing in sand casting and melting. The company provides casting of copper alloys and aluminum alloys, with a focus on small to very large parts (from 100g to 1,500kg). SATOKIN handles a variety of ship types and installations, including specialized vehicles, ships, railway vehicles, household appliances, heavy industrial equipment, sculptures, armored vehicles, and medical equipment. The company began its operations in 1980 and has specialized in its unique melting technology, which allows it to produce difficult and thin casting molds.

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