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Latest update： 21/12/2022 13:50:00

MARUSHIBA Co., Ltd. 

Specialist in processing pipes and shafts the diameter of which is from Φ3 to 300 

Unlike many other processors in the Tama area, we have large NC lathes (M5 and M4) produced by Yamazaki Mazak Corporation. Accordingly, we are able to highly precisely process pipes and shafts the size of which is up to Φ300 mm X L 2,500 mm.

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Corporate name MARUSHIBA Co., Ltd.
Representative Tsuyoshi Narano
Corporate website http://www.marushiba-ss.com/
Number of Employees 0 (Number of full-time employees: 0)
Head office: Country Japan
Head office: Address 2-746 Tomodamachi, Ome City, Tokyo, 198-0051
Industry Manufacture of fabricated metal products
Main phone number +81-428226834
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