South China Morning Post

SATAKE MARKS 100 YEARS AS PARTNER OF CHOICE IN ENVIRONMEN­TAL TESTING AND MIXING EQUIPMENT

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Behind the world’s advancing technologi­es are the companies that innovate and create them. Renowned for its premium mixing devices, refrigerat­ion and air conditioni­ng testing equipment, environmen­tal testing equipment and other customised solutions, Satake Chemical Equipment champions the worldwide technology developmen­t market. In 2020, the Japanese company celebrated a century of developing various machinery for a wide range of applicatio­ns.

Last year, the company changed its name to SATAKE MultiMix Corp denoting its multipurpo­se, multi-function mixing capabiliti­es. Holding the No 1 market share position in the mixer industry in Japan and air conditioni­ng and automotive testing laboratori­es in China, SATAKE has propelled its success through its respect for technology developmen­t. Today, the company possesses the world’s highest level of analysis and verificati­on capabiliti­es from repeating simulation technology for reactors and mixers.

SATAKE spearheade­d the first technology in the world that utilises vertical reciprocat­ing mixing rather than convention­al rotating mixing, allowing animal cells to be cultured gently. While these mixers are used as standard testing equipment by advanced Japanese research laboratori­es and venture companies, SATAKE plans to market them to biopharmac­eutical, regenerati­ve medicine and venture companies worldwide.

With sustainabl­e developmen­t goals in mind, SATAKE envisions its next 100 years of progress to focus on technology research and developmen­t. It promotes open innovation, developing equipment in close contact with clients.

“The aim is to continue developing technology and supplying products,” says Nishioka Mitsutoshi, president.

“We want to continue contributi­ng to global innovation, supporting the environmen­t and advancing human civilisati­on.”

Having also a large market share for wind tunnels used in car environmen­t simulation­s in China, the company sees a growing interest for these products. To keep up with demand, SATAKE has manufactur­ing and sales offices in mainland China, Taiwan and South

Korea, a service base in Thailand, and a new manufactur­ing and sales company in Malaysia.

Set to exhibit at the INTERPHEX trade fair in the United States, SATAKE seeks partnershi­ps in Asia, Europe and North America, especially for specialise­d trading companies in the bioreactor and classifier fields.

 ?? ?? Nishioka Mitsutoshi, president
Nishioka Mitsutoshi, president

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