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DAISAN KAIUN K.K.

Minamihommachi, Japan

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DAISAN KAIUN K.K. is a Japanese firm specialized in the fields of performance and product offerings for building safety. The company particularly offers Bikes-Fußgestell-Dienstleistungen. They also have an extensive product range with various Bikes-Fußgestellen, which they sell. DAISAN is known for their quality and safety in providing footings and has received the ISO 9001 certificate, which underscores their focus on high-quality standards. The company was founded in 1976 and has since established itself as a professional in the industry. They have headquarters in Osaka and operate other locations in Japan.

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