We exhibited our equipment at the Japan Society for the Conservation of Cultural Property (Toyama)

From June 14 (Sat) to 15 (Sun), 2025, our company exhibited at the equipment booth at the "Japan Society for the Conservation of Cultural Property" held at the Toyama International Conference Center.

On the day, we exhibited three models: the air purifier "AirNEX 400L", the activated carbon filter-equipped model "AC-NEX", and the ozone deodorizer "Ozonex", and were able to introduce them directly to many experts involved in the conservation and restoration of cultural properties.

Introduction of exhibited equipment

◼ AirNEX 400L
A high-performance air purifier that combines a photocatalyst and activated carbon. It thoroughly removes chemical substances and contributes to improving the cleanliness of cultural property conservation environments.

◼ AC-NEX (Activated Carbon Type)
A model capable of efficiently adsorbing VOCs and odor components. Suitable for deodorization and chemical countermeasures in storage rooms and work areas.

◼ Ozonex
A compact model utilizing low-concentration ozone deodorization technology also used in medical settings. At this exhibition, we received feedback that it "seems useful for odor control outside of exhibition storage rooms."

Interaction with visitors and feedback

At the booth, we provided proposals tailored to specific uses and installation environments while allowing visitors to experience the operation of the actual units, filter structures, and operating noise.
In particular, regarding Ozonex and AC-NEX, we even received on-the-spot requests for introduction from those interested, making it a very successful event.

Additionally, there was significant interest in the AirNEX series, and we once again realized the growing awareness of air environments in settings where cultural properties are handled.

Looking ahead

In the field of cultural property protection and restoration, we believe that in addition to temperature and humidity management, countermeasures against airborne pollutants and odors will become increasingly important in the future.

Our company will continue to contribute to the field of cultural property conservation through product development and technical proposals that meet the needs of specialized fields.

Thank you very much to everyone who visited our booth.