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The award ceremony for the FY2025 Nagoya Industrial Technology Grand Prix, organized by the Nagoya Industrial Promotion Corporation, was held on February 20 at the Nagoya Municipal Industrial Research Institute.

At this year’s Grand Prix, our mass finishing process analysis service received the prestigious “Director of Nagoya Municipal Industrial Research Institute Award.”

Our contract analysis service utilizes a proprietary simulator developed in-house to analyze mass finishing processes in detail.
By accurately simulating media motion and workpiece behavior, we are able to propose optimized processing conditions, contributing to improved surface quality, enhanced productivity, and reduced trial-and-error in manufacturing.

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The laboratory and our company will take on the challenge of developing applications for TVF.

For example, we will work on LNP formulations such as mRNA vaccines, and DDS (drug delivery system) technology that encapsulates drugs in polymers.

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TVF (Taylor Vortex Flow Nanoreactor) won the “Nagoya City Industrial Research Institute Director’s Award” at the Nagoya City Industrial Technology Grand Prix (Nagoya Industries Promotion Corporation).

The award ceremony will be held at the Institute on February 14th.

The award details are published in the Chubu Keizai Shimbun on January 30th.

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An article introducing the “Taylor Vortex Nanoreactor (TVF)” was published in the Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun on December 2, 2024.

In the article, we express our aim to expand our lineup and endeavor overseas.

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The Go-Tech project is an initiative by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry to support advanced research and development through industry-academia collaboration in order to improve the foundation of Japan’s manufacturing technology.

Tipton is collaborating with Kobe University and University Public Corporation Osaka to conduct research and development of continuous crystallization at a mass production level by utilizing Taylor vortex flow nanoreactors.