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Kumagai Kaiji Kogyo

Komamba, Japan

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What Kumagai Kaiji Kogyo does.

Kumagai Kaiji Kogyo was founded in 1970 and specializes in the design and manufacture of press dies. The company uses advanced equipment and technology, along with an international cooperation system, to provide various services such as 3D scanning for part measurement and production, data provision services, and repair, modification, and precision adjustment services. Established in 1970, Kumagai Kaiji Kogyo has been operating for 55 years and offers a range of services including CAE (Computer-Aided Engineering) analysis support and die finishing support. The company's headquarters is located in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, at the address 1666-2917 Koma-ba, Nakajima-cho, Mie-no-shi, with contact details available for inquiries.

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