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三和鉄工(株)

Tsukuda, Japan

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Sanwa Iron Works Co., Ltd., founded in 1950, is a manufacturer specializing in the design and production of ship fitting hardware such as gangways, pilot ladders, steel doors, and steel hatches. The company has a long-standing relationship with major shipbuilders and the Japanese Ministry of Defense. Its main products include gangway devices, pilot assistance gangways, ladder reels, steel doors, and steel hatches. Sanwa Iron Works also provides mooring equipment. The company has a network of domestic and international partners to meet diverse customer needs.

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