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(株)倉本産業

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Kuramoto Industry Co., Ltd. specializes in adhesive products and protective products, including traffic safety products such as traffic cones (Sevenpost), stones (Sevenstone), eco-friendly central reservation barriers (Eco), speed bumps (Speedstop), and stop signs (Stop Eye). The company also offers fire protection clothing from brands like Alfa, including flame-resistant suits and gloves. Founded in 2026, Kuramoto Industry operates in various locations and has acquired certifications related to its products and services. As of the latest update, they have updated information on their Seventac water-soluble paper product page.

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