We will be exhibiting a booth at "EE Tohoku '25," which will be held at the Miyagi Industrial Exchange Center "Yume Messe Miyagi" starting June 4, in collaboration with Pacific Cement and Pacific Consultant. The Refractory Industry Association Tohoku Branch will also be exhibiting. Please be sure to stop by our booth when you visit.

We will be exhibiting at the Maintenance and Resilience TOKYO 2025 (Maintenance Resilience Exhibition) Infrastructure Inspection, Maintenance, and Renewal Exhibition, which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight starting July 23. In addition to showcasing our repair materials, we will introduce Pacific Pre-Urox-DXP, Air Shot One, and Rubber Latex Mortar, as well as new seismic reinforcement methods launched in fiscal year 2024, such as "Shinwall Seismic Method" and "Sode Wall Reinforcement Method." We invite you to visit our booth.

The dry spray application method "Air Shot One" has been registered in the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's New Technology Information System NETIS. NETIS Registration Number: KK-240029-A Air Shot One is a dry spray method that performs section restoration by mixing and spraying mortar powder, which is pumped with compressed air, and water, which is pumped through a nozzle. Traditionally, wet spray methods were used, but the use of this technology eliminates the need for mixing mortar, thereby improving workability, cost-effectiveness, quality, working environment, and shortening the construction process. The mortar powder is suitably formulated with cement, fine aggregates, various admixtures, and powdered polymers, resulting in a mortar that excels in durability and thickness application. Additionally, it allows for a spraying application rate of 1 cubic meter per hour, significantly improving the daily construction volume. For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us. *NETIS is a database operated by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to share and provide information on new technologies. Contractors can earn additional points in construction performance evaluations by utilizing technologies registered in NETIS for public works projects.*