Takahama Industry Co., Ltd. SDGs

TAKAHAMA conducts initiatives aimed at realizing a sustainable society.
Through these initiatives, we aim to become a sustainable company
through our contributions to the achievement of SDGs.

TAKAHAMA conducts initiatives aimed at
realizing a sustainable society.
Through these initiatives,
we aim to become a sustainable company
through our contributions
to the achievement of SDGs.

Development of manufacturing equipment for lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles (EVs)

Lithium-ion batteries

to initiatives for achieving a carbon-neutral society. The lithium-ion batteries in EVs do not contain hazardous substances such as cadmium, lead, or mercury, making them not only environmentally friendly, but also offering a next-generation energy source that contributes to realizing a sustainable society. The equipment produced by TAKAHAMA supports our initiatives for achieving SDGs.

TAKAHAMA contributes to initiatives aimed at realizing a sustainable society with our lithium-ion battery manufacturing equipment. The lithium-ion batteries produced with our equipment are used in electric vehicles (EVs). The world is seeing a dramatic shift from gasoline-powered vehicles to EVs in order to realize a sustainable society. EVs emit no CO2 while driving, and therefore contribute greatly to initiatives for achieving a carbon-neutral society. The lithium-ion batteries in EVs do not contain hazardous substances such as cadmium, lead, or mercury, making them not only environmentally friendly, but also offering a next-generation energy source that contributes to realizing a sustainable society. The equipment produced by TAKAHAMA supports our initiatives for achieving SDGs.

Development and manufacture
of sewage treatment equipment
to support comfortable lives

Sewage treatment equipment

TAKAHAMA manufactures sewage treatment equipment that serves as critical infrastructure for society. Sewage treatment equipment plays various roles, and is linked to achieving various SDGs.
(1) It keeps our towns and cities clean, improves our living environment, and helps support our comfortable lives.
(2) It protects our towns and cities from flooding.
(3) It helps to keep our rivers and oceans clean.
(4) It creates energy and resources.
TAKAHAMA’s sewage treatment equipment contributes greatly to the realization of a sustainable society.

Manufacture of insulator manufacturing equipment to support the stable supply of power, contributing to safe and worry-free towns and cities

Insulator manufacturing equipment

and serve as the foundation for high-quality integrated network infrastructure. TAKAHAMA supports the creation of towns and cities where people can continue to live safely and free from worry, and contributes to the realization of a sustainable society.

TAKAHAMA manufactures insulator manufacturing equipment, and the insulators produced with this equipment are used in electricity poles and transmission line towers, as well as in power plants. Insulators produced with TAKAHAMA equipment help ensure stable power supply, and serve as the foundation for high-quality integrated network infrastructure. TAKAHAMA supports the creation of towns and cities where people can continue to live safely and free from worry, and contributes to the realization of a sustainable society.

Development of manufacturing
equipment for automobile
door trim using kenaf
TAKAHAMA makes effective
use of wood material to help
mitigate global heating.

Kenaf door trim forming plant

TAKAHAMA's automobile door trim manufacturing equipment contributes greatly to our carbon-neutral initiatives. TAKAHAMA has manufactured production equipment and equipment for a variety of processes, including heating, forming, machining, and assembly, for products made of wood material such as kenaf. We promote the use of wood materials, develop equipment designed to mitigate global heating, and conduct initiatives aimed at realizing a sustainable society.

Realizing a sustainable society with roadbed manufacturing plants used to produce high-quality recycled crushed stone made with industrial waste

Roadbed material manufacturing plant

using less hardener than before, allowing recycled crushed stone and recycled crusher run to be produced. Producing high-quality crushed stone recycled from consumed industrial waste contributes greatly to sustainable consumption and production.

TAKAHAMA’s roadbed material manufacturing equipment is used to knead and mix mud and industrial waste from construction sites uniformly with a hardener such as cement to produce high-quality improved soil. And performing vacuum extrusion ensures the required strength using less hardener than before, allowing recycled crushed stone and recycled crusher run to be produced. Producing high-quality crushed stone recycled from consumed industrial waste contributes greatly to sustainable consumption and production.

Contributing to the reduction
of greenhouse gas emissions
and industrial waste
with non-fired brick
manufacturing plant that
omits firing process

Non-fired brick manufacturing plant

TAKAHAMA’s non-fired brick manufacturing plant is linked to our carbon-neutral initiatives, as well as our SDGs for sustainable consumption and production. Using industrial waste as the main material, our plant is capable of producing products with texture and performance no different from normal bricks, but without the firing. Omitting the firing process contributes greatly to the reduction of greenhouse gas (CO2) emissions and industrial waste.

Reuse of defective clay roof tiles and waste clay roof tiles produced at manufacturing process

Clay roof tiles

and waste clay roof tiles produced during building demolition work, and recycling them as material for roofing tiles (Patent No.: 5145579). We have also been conducting our own proprietary research into the efficient use of chamotte for roofing tile material, and have been awarded a patent (Patent No.: 5277472).

TAKAHAMA was working hard to reduce industrial waste even before the concept of SDGs became popular. Through our joint research with Aichi Prefecture and the AICHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, we have been awarded a patent for producing chamotte by finely pulverizing defective clay roof tiles produced during the manufacturing process, and waste clay roof tiles produced during building demolition work, and recycling them as material for roofing tiles (Patent No.: 5145579). We have also been conducting our own proprietary research into the efficient use of chamotte for roofing tile material, and have been awarded a patent (Patent No.: 5277472).