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Hisano M

Otsubocho Otsu, Japan

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Hisano Electric Works is a transformer specialist manufacturer based in Japan, focusing on various types of transformers including K-Factor rated, H-type dry, F-type molded, and reactor transformers. The company has achieved certifications from UL and EN standards and can supply products that meet international ship classification society requirements. They have produced transformers for shielded excavation machines and data center PDU panels. Hisano Electric Works also offers health management recognition and has installed solar power systems. Founded in 2013, the company has a new factory and has been operating since then. In 2026, they began selling top runner molded transformer sales.

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