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(株)東化工

Showajima, Japan

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Azuma Kako, established in Japan, is a specialist in the maintenance of ship engines and has been steadily growing since its founding. The company entered Taiwan and Singapore over 30 years ago to serve both domestic and international customers effectively. Azuma Kako offers various services including welding, metal spraying, and plating for repairing worn parts of marine engine components. With over 80 years of experience, the company has developed low-temperature welding techniques for iron, stainless steel, and casting. The company holds ISO certificates and operates in multiple locations, including Tokyo, Taiwan, Singapore, and Kobe. Azuma Kako has been recognized by DURA/NIMONIC for its repair solutions.

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