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KEIHAN RENTAN KOGYO K.K.

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KEIHAN RENTAN KOGYO K.K. is a Japanese manufacturer of machines and equipment for the processing of powder metals, particularly for the production of bridge components (ブリケット). The company offers a wide range of products including bridge components, bridge rollers, and bridge machines. KEIHAN is also a leading provider of technologies such as the "ブリケッティング"-technology, which is used for the processing of powder metals.

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