Takahiro Matsuo

Part of Noritz Corp., SINWA INDUSTRY Co., Ltd. is a fluid control device company based in Akashishi, JP. The company has headquarters and factories located in different parts of Japan. The Japanese company's main focus is on creating products that can turn the natural life of people into a better one. The company is seriously facing the manufacturing, hoping that the products they have created with their feelings will reach many people, and they hope that smiles and happiness are overflowing. The company utilizes "solenoid" to create fluid control equipment that is useful and rich. The company was founded in 1975 and was acquired by Noritz Corp. on July 15, 2007 for $1.14 million.

Part of Noritz Corp., SINWA INDUSTRY Co., Ltd. is a fluid control device company based in Akashishi, JP. The company has headquarters and factories located in different parts of Japan. The Japanese company's main focus is on creating products that can turn the natural life of people into a better one. The company is seriously facing the manufacturing, hoping that the products they have created with their feelings will reach many people, and they hope that smiles and happiness are overflowing. The company utilizes "solenoid" to create fluid control equipment that is useful and rich. The company was founded in 1975 and was acquired by Noritz Corp. on July 15, 2007 for $1.14 million.

Part of Noritz Corp., SINWA INDUSTRY Co., Ltd. is a fluid control device company based in Akashishi, JP. The company has headquarters and factories located in different parts of Japan. The Japanese company's main focus is on creating products that can turn the natural life of people into a better one. The company is seriously facing the manufacturing, hoping that the products they have created with their feelings will reach many people, and they hope that smiles and happiness are overflowing. The company utilizes "solenoid" to create fluid control equipment that is useful and rich. The company was founded in 1975 and was acquired by Noritz Corp. on July 15, 2007 for $1.14 million.