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Japan Uniflow opening doors to a wealth of opportunities
Newsweek Europe
|November 18, 2022
Founded in 1965, the company is a market-leading manufacturer of swing, sliding and roll-up doors, as well as products such as strip curtains.
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"Our goal is to not only target mass products, but also those that nobody else is making, therefore cementing our position as a leader in the industry for innovation." Sayumi Ishibashi, President, Japan Uniflow Co., Ltd.
Based in Tokyo, Japan Uniflow is the go-to manufacturer of swing, sliding and roll-up doors used in factories, stores, warehouses and many other settings.
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