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Yamaguchi E

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What Yamaguchi E does.

Yamaguchi E is a Japanese company specialized in the development and production of rear signaling systems. The company's headquarters are located in Japan, with an additional production site in China. Yamaguchi E works closely with major Japanese automobile manufacturers to develop new original parts. Their products include rear signaling systems, switches, lamps, and relays. The firm is particularly known for their high-quality rear signaling systems, which they consider as market leaders. Yamaguchi E offers both new original parts and repair parts to meet the needs of existing vehicles. The company was founded in 2010 and has since focused on the development of safety technologies for various vehicle types such as passenger cars, trucks, industrial machines, construction machinery, and special vehicles.

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