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ナロック(株)

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Naroc (Narock) is a manufacturer of fiber ropes, offering a wide range of products including synthetic and natural fiber ropes, slings, fiber belts, and wire ropes. The company has a presence in Osaka, Tokyo, and Kyushu, with a factory in Kibi River. Naroc holds ISO 45001, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 certifications, indicating its commitment to health, safety, and environmental standards. The company participated in BARI-SHIP 2025 and was featured in the Japan Marine News for its labor safety and environmental certifications. Naroc was founded in 2026 and specializes in various rope types for diverse applications, including electric installation work, stage work, and general operations.

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