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1. Preface

We reported to you previously that the LPG storage and handling operations that started operation in October 1985 using about 8,275 square meters within the Takahama Chemical Tank Terminal were abolished as of the last day of September last year and that as the first construction plan for using the about 8,275-square meter site, two 2000kl tanks and six truck filling booths were under construction with the aim of completion by the end of this July.
However, the LPG site is still half empty and here we intend to execute operations that put our ideals into practice and that make use of the features of Toyo Gosei as the second construction plan.

2. Second Construction Plan Summary

We think that anyone who has the facilities can store and handle liquid chemicals and have constantly wondered if chemical tank terminal management that makes use of the fact that the parent body of this chemical tank terminal is a chemical company is possible.
Also, we have been constantly struggling with the questions of how we can satisfy our customers, how we can meet current diversifying needs, and how we can add value to the products of our customers. Now we have finally found the answer.

(1) Construction of advanced-function liquefied chemical drum filling facilities and mixing and compounding facilities (Building size 20 m x 27 m)

- Installation of various equipment that can handle current electronic grade products
Precision filtering equipment, equipment for filling various containers in clean rooms, dehydration equipment

- Installation of various equipment for mixing and compounding various substrates and chemicals
Installation of up to two 20m³ stainless steel stirring vats is possible.

- Securing indoor storage space for empty drums

- Drum filling from ISO containers and truck filling from drums is also supported.

- In addition to normal chemical product analysis, analysis is also carried out for ICP mass, particle counts, and other electronic grade products.

(2) Construction of automated three-dimensional warehouse for hazardous material drums and 1-ton containers

- The drums and 1-ton containers filled in (1) are stored and managed in the automated warehouse. All drums and containers are managed by computer, so multi-product lots are not a problem either.

- Since a storage capacity of up to 10,000 drums is possible, this facility also greatly welcomes storage of drums from the outside.

- Drums can be filled, moved into and out of the warehouse, stored, and shipped with one telephone. Toyo Gosei will take care of your difficulties for you.

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* Chemical structures

1. Azide cinnamate unit Photosensitive base unit that absorbs light 300 nm and up
2. 3-pyridine unit When acetalizing with PVA under acidity, the photosensitive base becomes hydrophilic and the synthesis of photosensitive resin with water only is possible. In the neutral region, the chemicals do not dissolve in water and adhesion to glass etc. is good.
3. Butyl acetal unit Acetalizing is with about 100% absorption for PVA and acetal bonding is stable.

Material: Photosensitive solution absorption maximum (324.2 nm)
Sensitivity: 25 mJ (Patterning possible with UV-35 illumination 5 mW/cm² in 5 seconds)
Film thickness on glass sheet 1&mu The glass sheets are not subject to special treatment. Drying, 60 ℃ 10 minutes After exposure to light, water developing is executed while shaking the Petri dish for one minute.

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