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1.A high quality Japanese mortar pump, 2.Small, lightweight model / extremely high performance, 3.Discharge capacity 10m3/H - details see: https://www.machineto.com/high-discharge-mortar-pump-made-in-japan-10093297

A high quality Japanese mortar pump

Small, lightweight model / extremely high performance

Discharge capacity that other companies cannot match Max volume 10m3/H

♣Automatic control by pressure switch ♣
When the pressure exceeds 20kg an alarm will go off, warning about
blockage caused by material imperfections or bending of the hose.
Furthermore, when the pressure exceeds 30kg the power supply is
automatically cut to prevent damage to the hose or pumping tube, or
pump failure due to material blockage.

♣ A cone-shaped hopper ♣
A cone-shaped hopper improves
the evenness of the materials and reduces the clumping together of
materials inside the hopper. It also eliminates the inconvenience of
mortars sticking to the corners, which can be seen in existing -
square -hoppers, and simplifies the post-operation cleaning process.

♣ Economical efficiency of a pumping tube ♣
Tubes generally last longer the larger the drum is, but thanks to our
squeeze-type pump with a slanted discharge opening, available on all
models (with the exception of the portable pump),
for drums of the
same diameter our devices have an effect comparable to that of a much
larger drum. This also protects against unreasonable bending of the
tube. As the tubes have a large inner diameter (65φ, 50φ) and thick
walls, they are also amazingly durable.

♣Remote controls♣
Remote controls for the D-65,
D-50 and D-35MF are standard equipment, multi-use 100V/200V. D-15EY
(when using a motor) and D-45 portable pumps can be ordered.

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♦D65 type

♦D50 type

♦D45 type

♦D35 MF type

♦D15EY type

♦100V/200V Combination

♦Portable pump

♦new Portable pump

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(Company Overview)

Company Name	Nagoya Katan, Inc.
President & CEO	Kiyohiko Yamada
Location	4-5 Kyuban-cho, Minato-ku, Nagoya-shi
Phone No.	052-651-5491
Fax No	052-651-5499
PropertyLand	1,085m ² Buildings 775m²
Capital	¥70 million
Founded	January 1960
No. of Employees	10
Partner Factories	Regular cast iron and ductile cast iron – 8 factories Aluminum cast products – 2 factories Brass and bronze cast products – 2 factories Stainless cast products – 2 factories 12 machining plants Total: 18 NC lathes, 24 machining centers

(History)

1960	Nagoya Katan Factory Office, Co. Ltd. was founded in Nagoya, and the factory began operations
1970	Reorganized as Nagoya Katan Factory Office, Inc.
1971	Operations began in the Kabuchi factory (Gifu prefecture)
1972	The factory in Nagoya closed and was converted to a distribution warehouse
1988	Imports of cast products from Taiwan began
1990	More sales offices and warehouses were built in Nagoya, coinciding with the firm’s business expansion A related firm, Sankou Industries, Inc. was founded
1992	Imports of cast products from China began
1993	The Kabuchi factory (Gifu prefecture) ceased operations
1994	The company name was changed to Nagoya Katan, Inc.
1999	An independent affiliated factory was founded in Dalian, China

2010	More sales offices were built in Nagoya, coinciding with the firms’ business expansion and an increased number of personnel

(About the Dalian factory)

The company established a factory in Dalian, China in 1999 in response to consumer demand for quality products while controlling costs, which had increased in recent years.

Not only does production take place at the Dalian factory, but products that have been manufactured and processed at our partner factories in China undergo inspection at the Dalian factory too.

(High Quality at Low Cost – Carrying out our promise through our inspection process)

Our staff at the Dalian factory undergo regularly scheduled training in Japan. In addition to covering the obvious technical matters, this training also gives our staff an understanding of the Japanese language, business customs, and mentality of Japanese people. In addition, Japanese staff members visit China every month in shifts. In order to respond quickly to problems that arise, we are introducing a teleconferencing system and are making efforts to maintain and improve product quality.

The idea that “products made in China are cheap and of poor quality” is already a thing of the past.