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Yamaichi Unyu

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Yamaichi Unyu is a Japanese firm specialized in the field of electronic and optoelectronic components. The company offers various products such as IC sockets for semiconductor testing, cable connections (connectors), and flexible printed circuits (YFLEX®). They also have an optical product line with filters for optical applications. The company is particularly active in semiconductor testing and provides solutions that serve the global market. Yamaichi Unyu was founded in 1956 and has its headquarters in Japan. They have several production facilities and sales offices worldwide. The firm is certified according to ISO quality systems and works on reducing their environmental impact, which is underscored by their sustainability activities.

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