We are currently publishing a catalog that introduces examples made possible by Apiste, which specializes in both environmental improvement and air conditioning/temperature control. It's a waste if the mist collector is installed but cannot perform at its best due to maintenance issues. This can also lead to dirt and reduced efficiency in air conditioning systems. 【Solution Proposal Examples】 ■ Conventional Methods - Using filter-type mist collectors - Using cyclone-type mist collectors ■ Issues - Frequent maintenance required for mist collectors - Oil mist disperses, making factory floors slippery ■ Ideal Condition - Oil mist is effectively collected and does not disperse within the factory - Longer maintenance cycles with reduced labor ■ Apiste's Proposal - Install the GME series mist collector with a long maintenance cycle ■ Benefits - Reduction in labor due to extended maintenance cycles - Decreased mist leakage outside of processing machines by maintaining airflow + Additional significant energy savings (for models equipped with energy-saving mode) *For more details, please refer to the related product catalog or feel free to contact us.

【New Product! Non-Freon Chiller "PCU-NE Series" Catalog Released】 We have added a water-cooled chiller to the Non-Freon Chiller "PCU-NE Series" for the first time. In line with this addition to the lineup, we have also released the latest version of the catalog. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. ■Features of the PCU-NE Series - Uses non-Freon refrigerant R1234yf, exempt from the Freon Emission Control Law! - Industry-first! Equipped with a drive recorder function and a time calendar function! - Standard Ethernet connectivity to meet a wide range of communication needs!

Do you have similar concerns at your site? Please take a moment to read our catalog. 【Solution Proposal Examples】 ■ Traditional Method - Using spot coolers for workpiece cooling ■ Issues - Foreign substances are blown onto the workpieces - The temperature of the blown air changes due to fluctuations in external temperatures, leading to variations in production conditions - High humidity in the blown air causes condensation, raising concerns about rust ■ Ideal State (Desired Conditions) - Cleanliness in the transport and assembly processes is managed, preventing foreign substances from adhering - Temperature management is possible, stabilizing production conditions - No condensation occurs ■ Apiste's Proposal - Enclose with a booth and select appropriate filter units to achieve Class 10000 - Use the PAU series precision air conditioning units to maintain a constant discharge temperature year-round - By using the PAU series precision air conditioning units, supply dehumidified air to create a condensation-free environment ■ Benefits - Resolving the issue of foreign substance adhesion - Stabilizing production conditions - Resolving condensation issues - Minimizing costs with localized air conditioning + Achieving energy savings + Reducing management and disposal costs with non-fluorocarbon solutions *For more details, please refer to the related product catalog or feel free to contact us.

【Information on "Precision Air Conditioning and Clean Rooms" has been released】 Quality control of products is a significant challenge in the manufacturing industry, and precision air conditioning is gaining attention as one effective measure for this purpose. The air conditioning conditions required vary depending on the application, such as maintaining the working environment for workers and stabilizing the evaluation and analysis accuracy of products. This document summarizes temperature and humidity conditions by industry and process, as well as guidelines for cleanliness. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. 【Contents】 ■ Industrial air conditioning and conditions by process ■ Cleanliness and clean rooms ■ Clean standards and classes (purity) ■ Other items related to cleanliness

【Information: "Environmental Measures in Control Panels" Released】 In recent years, production equipment has enabled mass production at low costs through robots and automated machines. However, the heat emitted by these robots and machines can negatively impact control devices, potentially leading to problems. This document provides a clear explanation of the effects of heat and humidity on machinery, using diagrams and graphs. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. 【Contents】 ■ Evolution of FA and the high functionality and performance of control devices ■ Impact of troubles in control devices ■ Effects of heat on equipment ■ Effects of humidity on equipment ■ Conventional countermeasures and their issues ■ Benefits of using control panel coolers

[Information: "Law on Fluorocarbons" has been published] The Fluorocarbon Emission Control Law is a law established to implement comprehensive measures covering the entire lifecycle of fluorocarbons, from production to disposal, in addition to the collection and destruction of fluorocarbons. This document summarizes the efforts of managers of Type 1 specified products (commercial refrigeration and air conditioning equipment). If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ About the Fluorocarbon Emission Control Law ■ Efforts of managers of Type 1 specified products

【New Product! Non-Freon Chiller "PCU-NE Series" Catalog Released】 We are pleased to announce the addition of a 2500W class lineup to the non-Freon chiller "PCU-NE Series." In conjunction with this lineup addition, we have also released the latest version of the catalog. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. ■Features of the PCU-NE Series - Uses non-Freon refrigerant R1234yf, exempt from the Freon Emission Control Law! - Industry-first! Equipped with a drive recorder function and a time calendar function! - Standard Ethernet connectivity to meet a wide range of communication needs!

[Information on "Refrigerants" has been made public] Refrigerants play a role in transferring heat from low-temperature areas to high-temperature areas using a refrigeration cycle. They are mainly composed of ammonia, carbon dioxide, and fluorocarbons. This document explains how each refrigerant impacts the environment. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ What are refrigerants ■ Types of refrigerants ■ Environmental impacts of freons ・ Ozone layer depletion ・ Global warming

[Information: "Refrigeration Cycle" Released] The refrigeration cycle refers to a system that continuously cools by controlling the state changes and temperature changes of a substance known as "refrigerant," which mediates heat. This document explains the "vapor-compression refrigeration cycle," which is commonly used in room air conditioners and industrial cooling equipment. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ What is a refrigeration cycle ■ Mechanism of the refrigeration cycle ・ Compression ・ Condensation ・ Expansion ・ Evaporation

Towards the realization of a decarbonized society by 2050, the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions has become a management challenge for companies. Many of you may be using coolers and chillers that employ alternative refrigerants, which are one type of greenhouse gas. This document introduces "non-fluorinated refrigerants" as an immediately actionable method for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ Are fluorocarbons greenhouse gases? ■ What is non-fluorinated? ■ Global warming potential by refrigerant type ■ Low recovery rates of fluorocarbons ■ Increasing HFC emissions ■ Japan's unique measures against fluorocarbons ■ Global measures against fluorocarbons

[We have published the document "What is Air Conditioning?"] Air conditioning is an abbreviation for air conditioning, which refers to the adjustment of air conditions such as temperature, humidity, and volume to suitable states according to the purpose and use of the space. In this document, we categorize air conditioning into two types based on their intended purposes and introduce the characteristics of each. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ What is Air Conditioning? ■ Four Elements of Air Conditioning ■ Types of Air Conditioning

[We have published the document "What is Air"] Air, which exists around us as if it were a given, is summarized in this document regarding what air actually is, its states, and how it is represented. We also introduce the main components contained in air and the characteristics of each when air is classified into two types. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ What is Air ■ Components of Air ■ Dry Air and Humid Air ■ Representation and Types of Air Temperature and Humidity ■ Representation and Types of Air Pressure

[We have published the document "Liquid-Cooled Heat Exchanger (Liquid-Liquid)"] A heat exchanger is a device that transfers thermal energy from a fluid at a higher temperature to a fluid at a lower temperature. This document introduces the "liquid-cooled heat exchanger." We explain the structure and features of five types of liquid-cooled heat exchangers that have been widely used, using diagrams. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Role and applications of liquid-cooled heat exchangers ■ Types of liquid-cooled heat exchangers - Brazed plate heat exchangers - Gasketed plate heat exchangers - Shell and tube heat exchangers - Immersion heat exchangers - Jacket tanks - Summary

[Document "Why is Water Used for Cooling?" Released] We use water for cooling in various situations around us, but do you know why water is used for cooling? This document explains the reasons why water is often used as a cooling medium, comparing it with other cooling media. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ Excellent Water as a Cooling Medium - Chemically stable - High specific heat - High latent heat of vaporization ■ Related Column - Why is Summer in Kyoto So Hot?

[Information: "Welding fumes have been designated as specific chemical substances under the Specific Chemical Substance Hazard Prevention Regulations."] Welding fumes have been identified as posing a risk of health issues, such as neurological disorders, to workers, and have therefore been designated as specific chemical substances (Category 2 management substances) under the Specific Chemical Substance Hazard Prevention Regulations. This amendment to the regulations has been in effect since April 1, 2021, and it is now necessary to comply with the stipulated requirements when performing tasks such as metal arc welding. This document provides details on the stipulated requirements and recommends products for welding fume countermeasures. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ About the amendment ■ About the stipulated requirements ■ Recommended products for capturing welding fumes

[Information: "Chiller Know-How Book Vol.2" has been published] Are there any users of chillers who are facing issues such as "not knowing the flow rate of the circulating water," "the circulating water not returning," or "being unable to log the status of the chiller"? This document introduces solutions to such concerns. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■CASE01: I don't know the flow rate of the circulating water! ■CASE02: The temperature accuracy of the circulating water is not sufficient! ■CASE03: The circulating water has run out! ■CASE04: The circulating water is not returning! ■CASE05: Water has gotten into the electrical circuit! ■CASE06: I can't log the status of the chiller!

[We have published the "Chiller Know-How Book Vol. 1"] Are there any users of chillers who are experiencing issues such as "the temperature of the circulating water is unstable," "the circulating water is not flowing properly," or "algae or rust has developed in the circulation path"? This document introduces chillers that can solve such problems and their features. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■CASE01: The temperature of the circulating water won't rise! It won't drop! ■CASE02: The temperature of the circulating water is unstable! ■CASE03: The circulating water is not flowing properly! ■CASE04: Vibration occurs inside the equipment! ■CASE05: Circulating water leaked from the chiller! ■CASE06: Algae or rust has developed in the circulation path!

We have published a document titled "Chira Technology vol.3," which explains the differences between tap water, purified water, and ultra-purified water with illustrations. This document summarizes the characteristics of each type of water and how purified water is produced. It also introduces the amount of impurities contained in each type of water, accompanied by illustrations. Examples of the applications of purified water and ultra-purified water are also provided, so if you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ Introduction ■ Differences between tap water, purified water, and ultra-purified water ■ How to make purified water ■ How to make ultra-purified water ■ The power of purified water

We have published a document titled "Chira Technology vol.2," which explains the types of water from the perspective of its components, accompanied by illustrations. Water is colorless and transparent, but in reality, various components are dissolved in it. This document summarizes the types of water classified by components, as well as the differences between pure water and ultra-pure water. We also provide an easy-to-understand explanation of how pure water removes dirt, so if you are interested, please feel free to download the PDF from the related catalog below or contact us. [Contents] ■ Introduction ■ Secrets of Water ■ Types of Water by Components ■ Pure Water and Ultra-Pure Water ■ How Pure Water Removes Dirt ■ Water Troubles

We have released a document titled "Chiller Technology vol.1," which explains the selection procedure and key points for choosing a chiller, accompanied by illustrations. This document summarizes the selection procedure and key points for chiller selection. It also introduces how to calculate cooling capacity and head using formulas and graphs, along with examples. If you are considering the introduction of a chiller, you can use this as a reference material. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ Chiller selection procedure ■ Chiller selection points ■ Determining the temperature of circulating water ■ Deciding on the cooling method [air-cooled or water-cooled] ■ Determining cooling capacity ■ Calculating head

We have published a document titled "The Necessity of Cooling," which introduces the issues related to heat management and their solutions. Are you experiencing problems with electronic devices that do not last long and fail quickly? To ensure long-term use, it is important to keep temperatures low. This document illustrates the relationship between temperature rise and electronic devices, as well as the issues with conventional heat management. We also introduce a cooler for control panels that can solve traditional problems, so if you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ Temperature rise and failure within control panels ■ Issues with conventional heat management ■ ENC series coolers for control panels that keep electronic devices in optimal condition

【New Product! Non-Freon Precision Air Conditioning Unit "PAU-GR Series" Catalog Released】 We are pleased to announce the addition of the Non-Freon Precision Air Conditioning Unit "PAU-GR Series" to our lineup. Along with this addition, we have also released the latest version of the catalog. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. ■Features of the PAU-GR Series - Uses non-Freon refrigerant R1234yf, exempt from the Freon Emission Control Law! - Achieves ultra-energy savings through complete heater-less design and inverter control! - Realizes high-precision temperature control of ±0.1℃ and humidity control of ±0.5% RH!

Introducing a cooler for control panels equipped with additional functionality beyond non-fluorocarbon. We have published a document titled "How to Choose a Cooler for Control Panels in the Non-Fluorocarbon Era." Are there any users currently using fluorocarbon products who are burdened by the management of fluorocarbons? This document introduces coolers for control panels that use non-fluorocarbon refrigerants, which can help solve such concerns. In addition to being non-fluorocarbon, these coolers also feature functionalities such as reduced maintenance workload and lower electricity costs. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Are you aware of the Fluorocarbon Emission Control Law? - What exactly is fluorocarbon? - Fluorocarbon has a negative impact on the global environment. ■ Using fluorocarbon is a significant burden. - There are costs associated with collection and destruction upon disposal. - User inspections are mandatory.

We have published a document introducing Indonesia's business culture and manners, titled "Apiste Dictionary: Indonesian Language - Special Edition." This document summarizes Indonesia's business culture and manners. It includes points to note regarding appointments, attire, and conversation, as well as frequently used words and phrases in Japanese, English, and Indonesian. For those who frequently deal with overseas clients, this can serve as a reference material. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. 【Contents (Excerpt)】 ■ Appointments ■ Attire ■ Conversation ■ Forms of Address ■ Points During Business Negotiations ■ General Common Sense

We have published a document introducing Thailand's business culture and manners titled "Apiste Dictionary Thai - Special Edition." This document summarizes Thailand's business culture and manners. It includes points to note regarding appointments, attire, and conversation, as well as frequently used words and phrases in daily life presented in Japanese, English, and Thai. For those who frequently engage in transactions with overseas clients, this can serve as a reference material. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Appointments ■ Attire ■ Conversation ■ Forms of Address ■ Points during Business Negotiations ■ General Knowledge

We have published a document introducing Chinese business culture and manners titled "Apiste Dictionary Chinese - Special Edition." This document summarizes Chinese business culture and manners. It includes points to note regarding appointments, attire, and conversation, as well as frequently used words and phrases in daily life presented in Japanese, English, and Chinese. For those who often engage in transactions with overseas clients, this can serve as a reference material. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (Excerpt)] ■ Appointments ■ Attire ■ Conversation ■ Forms of Address ■ Points during Business Negotiations ■ General Knowledge

We have released a document titled "Apiste Dictionary Indonesian Edition - Compilation," which includes terminology for FA (Factory Automation) in three languages: Japanese, English, and Indonesian. This document introduces translations of FA-related terms in Japanese, English, and Indonesian. It also covers terms related to control panel coolers, refrigeration cycles, machine tools, and automotive terminology. It can be used as a reference for those who frequently deal with overseas customers. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. 【Contents (Excerpt)】 ■vol.1 index - Control panel coolers - Refrigeration cycles ■vol.2 index - Control panel cooler ENC-GR series ■vol.3 index - Machine tools

We have released a document titled "Apiste Dictionary Thai - Compilation Edition," which includes FA field terminology in three languages: Japanese, English, and Thai. This document introduces translations of terms used in the FA field in Japanese, English, and Thai. It also includes information on control panel coolers, refrigeration cycles, machine tools, and automotive terminology. It can be used as a reference for those who frequently deal with overseas customers. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (Excerpt)] ■ vol.1 index - Control panel coolers - Refrigeration cycles ■ vol.2 index - Control panel cooler ENC-GR series ■ vol.3 index - Machine tools

We have released a document titled "Apiste Dictionary Chinese - Compilation Edition," which contains FA field terminology in three languages: Japanese, English, and Chinese. This document introduces translations of terms used in the FA field in Japanese, English, and Chinese. It also includes information on control panel coolers, refrigeration cycles, machine tools, and automotive terminology. It can be used as a reference for those who frequently deal with overseas customers. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents (Excerpt)] ■vol.1 index - Control panel coolers - Refrigeration cycles ■vol.2 index - Control panel cooler ENC-GR series ■vol.3 index - Machine tools

We have published a document titled "Is Your Control Panel Getting Hot? - Bangkok Factory Edition," which explains heat management measures overseas in an easy-to-understand manga format. Are you struggling with new equipment design for overseas projects? This document is a manga that summarizes the journey of design engineers who are troubled by heat and humidity management for control equipment, taking into account the different climate compared to Japan. It clearly explains the relationship between semiconductor failure rates and ambient temperature, as well as the relationship between corrosion and relative humidity, using graphs. If you are interested, please download the PDF from the related catalog below or feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ The relationship between ambient temperature and semiconductor failure rates ■ The relationship between relative humidity and corrosion ■ Concerns about outdoor air intake through fans