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Latest update： 08/12/2022 14:04:40

KOUEI CHEMICAL CORPRATION. 

We engage in businesses ranging from bonding synthetic resins to commercializing bonded products.

- Selecting resins suitable for requirements
- Swiftly developing products by blending materials in our company
- Able to process resins the width of which is up to 2 m 
- Sheet processing for shielding water and hot-melt mist processing for permeating water 
- Trilayer or quadruple layer processing that ends in one process
- Ability to perform not only mass-production in which hydraulic cutters are used, but also small-lot production in which automatic cutters are used
- Technological capabilities, quality, and know-how that have been nurtured through the manufacturing of genuine products

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