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Innoshaft Co.,Ltd

Kobe, Japan

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What Innoshaft Co.,Ltd does.

Innoshaft Co., Ltd. is a Japanese firm specialized in the sale of high-quality metals and materials, particularly for applications in the shipbuilding and industrial sector. The company offers products like 316L/316LTi, 17-4 PH/630, Duplex and XM19HS. It has special capabilities as a supplier of ship hoses and is particularly strong in supplying ships such as warships, fast boats, coast guard ships, fishing vessels, and tour boats. Innoshaft Co., Ltd.

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