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Latest update： 08/12/2022 14:04:31

SHINRITSU Electric Inc. 

Our company’s mission is to create a happy and sustainable society.

We are an independent engineering company that provides control systems and robot systems for production equipment and industrial machinery, mainly to more than 200 manufacturers nationwide.

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