Introducing the "ENC-GR-Pro Series" control panel cooler, equipped with new features that not only eliminate refrigerant management costs but also further reduce the burden on customers! ■ Low Maintenance The ENC-GR-Pro series utilizes a finless condenser. Since there are no areas prone to clogging, filters are unnecessary, significantly reducing maintenance costs and labor. ■ Energy Saving & Powerful Cooling With control via a uniquely developed inverter, the system operates according to the load rate, achieving up to 55% energy savings compared to conventional models. (This applies to the ENC-GR1500L-Pro model.) Furthermore, unlike traditional coolers that stop cooling operations in high-temperature environments due to protective functions, the ENC-GR-Pro series can continue cooling operations. ■ IoT Compatibility For the first time in control panel coolers, external communication with read/write capability and Modbus/RTU communication (RS-485) is standard. Up to 32 units can be connected, allowing for temperature monitoring and setting changes from a touch panel or PLC. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.

We have released a document titled "Protecting Health through Dust Control! vol.4," which explains the regulations related to dust control. The regulations related to dust control include the Industrial Safety and Health Act and the Dust Hazard Prevention Regulations. Employers need to protect the health of workers and ensure a comfortable working environment through dust control measures. The document not only details the regulations but also introduces provisions regarding equipment and management. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Industrial Safety and Health Act / Dust Hazard Prevention Regulations ■ Work subject to the Dust Hazard Prevention Regulations ■ Provisions regarding equipment and management ■ High-performance dust collectors "GDE Series"

We have released a document titled "Protecting Health with Dust Control! vol.3," which explains the management and inspection of dust work. When workers are required to work in environments where they may be exposed to dust, employers are obligated to provide special training to the workers. Additionally, it is stipulated that regular inspections of exhaust and ventilation systems, as well as dust concentration measurements, must be conducted. The document introduces the content of inspections and cleaning methods as dust control measures, so if you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Special training for dust work ■ Inspection of exhaust and ventilation systems ■ Inspection of equipment that seals the source ■ Inspection of sprinkling systems, etc. ■ What is important is daily organization and cleaning.

We have published a document titled "Protecting Health with Dust Control! vol.2," which explains methods for controlling dust. To prevent diseases caused by dust, it is essential to minimize dust generation as much as possible. Effective measures include reviewing work methods and raw materials, as well as reassessing the structure and equipment of buildings. The document introduces other specific countermeasures, so if you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ How to reduce the generation of "dust"? - Review work methods and raw materials - Reassess the structure and layout of buildings and equipment - Seal off sources of "dust" to implement countermeasures - Suppress dust dispersion through methods such as sprinkling water

We have published a document titled "Protecting Health with Dust Control! vol.1," which explains health disorders caused by dust. Dust refers to the general term for solid particulate matter suspended in the atmosphere, including fumes generated during welding operations. Various work processes exist on-site, and the materials handled are diverse, resulting in the generation of several types of dust. These dust particles can enter the body through inhalation via the mouth or nose or through contact, leading to harmful health effects. The document introduces the substances that cause health disorders and representative workplaces where they occur. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Dust-like solid particles floating in the atmosphere ■ Health-hazardous "dust" ■ Chemical composition of "dust" ■ Particle size of "dust" ■ Inhalation amount of "dust"

【New Product! Non-Freon Precision Air Conditioning Unit "PAU-GR Series" Catalog Released】 We are pleased to announce the launch of our new product, the Non-Freon Precision Air Conditioning Unit "PAU-GR Series." Precision air conditioning units significantly reduce installation, construction, and electricity costs compared to conventional air conditioning by providing "local air conditioning" that only conditions the necessary space. 【Features of Non-Freon Precision Air Conditioning Unit PAU-GR Series】 ■ Temperature and Humidity Control With the "local air conditioning" concept, it is possible to achieve extremely precise temperature control of ±0.1°C and humidity control of ±0.5% RH. ■ Adoption of Non-Freon Refrigerant The PAU-GR series, which uses non-freon refrigerant, is not subject to the Freon Emission Control Law, eliminating the cost burden associated with freon. ■ Energy Saving Achieved ultra-energy savings through complete heater-less operation and inverter control. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us.

We have published a document titled "Cutting Oil Book vol.5," which explains the health hazards caused by oil mist and the measures to address them. During machining processes, the oil agents that scatter can not only dirty floors and walls but also affect the health of those handling the oil agents or performing machining tasks due to contact with the oil agents. The document introduces specific measures to prevent health hazards, so if you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■Handle with care! Potential health impacts… - Deterioration of the working environment due to oil agent scattering - Preventing skin contact - Protecting eyes from scattering - Preventing odors and inhalation

We have published a document titled "Cutting Fluid Book vol.4," which explains the differentiation of cutting oils based on machining methods. When selecting cutting fluids, it is essential to consider not only the workpiece material but also the machining method. Depending on the machining method, whether a fluid with excellent cooling properties or one with superior lubrication properties is more suitable can vary. The document introduces appropriate fluids using specific machining methods as examples, such as turning and milling. We have also compiled guidelines for selecting cutting fluids based on machining methods in a table for easy reference. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Differentiation by machining method - Continuous cutting or intermittent cutting - For turning - For milling - For drilling

We have published a document titled "Cutting Oil Book vol.3," which explains how to differentiate cutting oils according to the purpose of the work. There are various types of cutting oils, and it is essential to use them appropriately. It is important to choose cutting oils based on their characteristics while considering factors such as the processing steps, the type of material being machined, and the working environment. The document summarizes the types of cutting oils and their advantages, as well as providing specific examples of materials being machined to guide the selection of cutting oils. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ How to differentiate "cutting oils"? - Selecting the appropriate oil based on the purpose of the work - Choosing between non-water-soluble and water-soluble oils - How to select non-water-soluble oils - How to select water-soluble oils

We have published a document titled "Cutting Oil Book vol.2," which explains the various types of cutting oils. Cutting oils can be broadly categorized into two types: non-water-soluble oils and water-soluble oils. Additionally, we provide clear classifications based on JIS standards and general categories. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (Excerpt)] ■ Various types of "Cutting Oils" ・ Divided into two main categories: non-water-soluble and water-soluble ■ What types of non-water-soluble oils are there? ・ Classification according to JIS standards ・ Components include base oil (base oil) + additives

We have released a document explaining cutting oils, titled 'Cutting Oil Book vol.1', which is also recommended for beginners! Did you know that cutting oils provide benefits beyond lubrication and cooling? This document clearly explains the various effects of cutting oils, providing examples for each. It is a recommended resource for beginners and can also be used for training new employees. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ What is 'cutting oil'? - The reason why cutting is more effective when liquid is applied - High temperatures close to 1000°C during cutting - The liquids used in cutting processes are cutting oils.

Introducing the precision air conditioning unit "PAU Series," which achieves a high-precision air-conditioned space easily by limiting the air conditioning area! ■ Temperature and Humidity Control With the "local air conditioning" concept that only conditions the necessary space, the temperature and humidity within that space can be managed at a highly reliable level. It is also possible to achieve extremely precise temperature control of ±0.1°C and humidity control of ±0.5% RH. ■ Cleanliness Control By using a fan filter unit equipped with HEPA or ULPA filters, fine particles can be collected with high efficiency, allowing cleanliness to be controlled from Class 10 to Class 10000. ■ Cost Reduction The PAU series, which performs local air conditioning, can significantly reduce installation and construction costs by narrowing down the target area, and since it does not incur unnecessary power consumption, electricity costs can also be greatly reduced. Additionally, it can easily accommodate layout changes. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.

Introducing the waterproof SUS body cooler "ENC-GR-SUS series," suitable for use in harsh environments! ■ High durability with waterproof SUS body To ensure long-lasting use in environments with high moisture or outdoors, the outer panel is made of all stainless steel, pursuing durability and weather resistance. ■ Uses non-fluorocarbon refrigerant HFO-1234yf With the revision of the Fluorocarbon Emission Control Law on April 1, 2020, regulations on fluorocarbons have become increasingly strict. The ENC-GR-SUS series, which uses non-fluorocarbon refrigerants, is exempt from the Fluorocarbon Emission Control Law, eliminating cost burdens associated with fluorocarbons. ■ Energy-saving and reduced electricity costs By controlling the DC compressor with an inverter and cooling only as needed, we achieve up to 55% energy savings compared to traditional on-off models. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.

We would like to propose a new non-fluorocarbon oil chiller from Apiste. ■ By converting oil chillers to non-fluorocarbon, we contribute to decarbonization and reduction of labor hours. The Fluorocarbon Emission Control Law has been enforced since April 1, 2015. Users of fluorocarbon products are subject to the following obligations: 1. Proper installation of the product and maintenance of the installation environment 2. Regular inspections of all units 3. Recording and storing of maintenance history 4. Appropriate measures in case of fluorocarbon leakage 5. Reporting of leakage amounts (if above the specified quantity) 6. Commissioning of fluorocarbon filling and recovery during equipment maintenance Among these, the demand for non-fluorocarbon products is increasing due to: - The labor involved in "regular inspections of all fluorocarbon products" - The hassle of "process management forms when disposing of fluorocarbon products" ■ High precision ±0.1℃ with hot gas bypass control By incorporating hot gas bypass control with a heating valve, we can vary the cooling capacity according to the heat generation on the cooling target side. This achieves high-precision oil temperature management of ±0.1℃. Please take this opportunity to check our catalog.

We would like to propose a new cooler for control panels from Apiste. ■ By eliminating fluorocarbons, we contribute to decarbonization and reduction of labor hours. The Fluorocarbon Emission Control Law came into effect on April 1, 2015. Users of fluorocarbon products are subject to the following obligations: 1. Proper installation of the product and maintenance of the installation environment 2. Regular inspections of all units 3. Recording and storing maintenance history of the product 4. Appropriate measures in case of fluorocarbon leakage 5. Reporting of leakage amounts (if above specified levels) 6. Commissioning of fluorocarbon filling and recovery during equipment maintenance Among these, the demand for non-fluorocarbon products is increasing due to: - The labor involved in "regular inspections of all fluorocarbon products" - The hassle of "process management forms when disposing of fluorocarbon products" ■ We have adopted a finless condenser, a first in the industry, achieving a filterless design. The ENC-GR-Pro series features a structure that is less prone to clogging from dust and oil mist, making it filterless. Since clogging, a common cause of trouble for control panel coolers, does not occur, the risk of failure is significantly reduced. Please take this opportunity to check our catalog.

Don't you think that as long as the chiller is cold, that's good enough? We at Apiste would like to propose a new non-fluorocarbon chiller! ■ By converting chillers to non-fluorocarbon, we contribute to decarbonization and reduction of labor. The Fluorocarbon Emission Control Law came into effect on April 1, 2015. Users of fluorocarbon products are subject to the following obligations: 1. Proper installation of the product and maintenance of the installation environment 2. Regular inspections of all units 3. Recording and storing maintenance history of the product 4. Appropriate measures in case of fluorocarbon leakage 5. Reporting of leakage amounts (if above the specified limit) 6. Commissioning of fluorocarbon filling and recovery during equipment maintenance Among these, the demand for non-fluorocarbon products is increasing due to: - The labor involved in "regular inspections of fluorocarbon products" - The hassle of "process management forms when disposing of fluorocarbon products" ■ Equipped with the industry's first drive recorder function. Based on the saved data, it helps in responding to any troubles and investigating causes. The saved data includes 21 items such as date and time, set water temperature, and circulating water temperature, recorded at 2-minute intervals. Please take this opportunity to check our catalog.