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| Ube Plant |
| The Ube Plant was Central Glass' first manufacturing complex, and today it
has expanded, producing mainly soda ash, ammonium chloride, and calcium chloride
through the ammonium chloride soda process. In April 1974, production of hydrofluoric
acid started at the Plant. Used as a raw material, it enabled the Plant to expand
facilities and produce organic fluorine compounds, high-purity fluoride gas, active
pharmaceutical ingredients and intermediates, therefore developing Central Glass'
fine chemical business. In addition, a facility for flat glass through the float
process was built and started to produce high-grade flat glass in December 1992.
The Ube Plant maintains organic relationships with Central Kasei Co., Ltd. (which
produces compound fertilizers and phosphoric acid) and affiliated companies including
Ube Sodium Silicate Co., Ltd. (which produces sodium silicate cullet). Due to
these relationships, the Ube Plant is Central Glass' primary production site for
compound fertilizer, basic chemical products, organic and inorganic fine chemical
products, and flat glass. |
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| Matsusaka Plant |
| As the primary Central Glass production facility, the Matsusaka Plant boasts
the latest in manufacturing equipment, including units for producing flat glass
using the revolutionary float process; polished plate glass through the Duplex
process, the only unit in the world utilizing this process. Units for producing
figured glass, safety glass, sealed insulating glass, and high-performance heat
reflective glass, which are produced through the sputtering process are also included
within the Matsusaka Plant. |
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| Sakai Plant |
| Our glass business originated at the Sakai Plant, where sheet glass was produced
utilizing both the Fourcault process and the Pittsburgh process, and figured glass
was fabricated through use of the continuous roll-out process. Since November
1982, the plant has been producing high-grade flat glass employing the float process,
considered to be a dramatic advance in sheet glass manufacturing methodology,
for meeting diversified and high-grade flat glass demand. The plant is equipped
with the latest technology for processing and polishing fine glass products, reflecting
the rapid growth in demand for glass substrate used in the electronics industry. |
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| Kawasaki Plant |
| Kawasaki Plant, our former subsidiary Central Chemical Co., Ltd.,was established in April 1963 in cooperation with present Tonen General Sekiyu K.K. In April 2003, Central Chemicals was incorporated into Central Glass as our 4th domestic plant. It produces various chemical products including, organic fluorine compounds, hydrochloric acid, etc. |
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| Chemical Research Centers |
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| Chemical Research Center |
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The Chemical Research Center is the center for our chemical research and development
efforts. As the hub for our development of organic and inorganic fine chemicals
and fluororesin, the center strives to generate new products and technology. |
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| Glass Research Center |
The Glass Research Center is the core of our glass business, focusing on the higher
functions of glass toward the development of innovative products and technologies. |
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Glass Research Center |
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