We have opened the 'San-shin RCS East Japan Satellite'!

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We are pleased to announce that Sanshin Seisakusho Co., Ltd. has established the "Sanshin RCS East Japan Satellite," a base for our ion exchange machine collection and regeneration service, in Tokyo. Our collection and regeneration service business has reached its 40th anniversary this year since we opened the "Resource Center" in Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture, as the first in Japan in 1976. To address the increased processing capacity due to the growing number of customers, we updated our regeneration facilities in March of this year, achieving high functionality by reducing and recycling the water and chemicals used during regeneration. Additionally, to respond to our customers' requests for shorter lead times from collection to regeneration and return, we have decided to establish the "Sanshin RCS East Japan Satellite" in Tokyo to cover the East Japan region, which is a hub for our customers, as part of the nationwide expansion of our collection and regeneration service business. Operations commenced today, November 1st. We will continue to strive for further quality improvement and develop products and services that provide greater satisfaction to our customers. We kindly ask for your understanding and continued support.

Cylinder-type ion exchange machine for reclaiming and recycling.

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Resource Center System
We will recycle water and metals through collection and retrieval!

This is a recovery and regeneration system for a cylinder-type ion exchange tower that achieves water recovery and metal recovery in water washing processes. Saturated cylinder-type ion exchange towers are collected at our "Resource Center," and the regenerated cylinders are reused repeatedly by users. Components such as heavy metals adsorbed by the ion exchange resin are sorted and regenerated at the "Resource Center," and metals are sent to Yamamoto Refinery as valuable resources to be reused as metal raw materials. With the equipment enhancement in April 2010, the "Resource Center" has become even more functional, concentrating and purifying chromic acid leachate to the recovery standard for re-resourcing through a chromic acid recovery device. Additionally, copper and nickel, which were traditionally turned into sludge and re-resourced at Yamamoto Refinery, are now recovered as metal foil using a roll-type electrolysis device, achieving improved resource recovery efficiency and reduced waste volume.
Cylinder-type ion exchange machine "Patrone i" *Video available
We will recycle water and metals through collection and retrieval!

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