Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., as a builder of integrated engineering systems, applies technology, with a philosophy, developed over a century of existence, which includes environmental impact as a criteria for success.
The Kawasaki robot is an example of this philosophy, in its use of energy & its contribution to the manufacturing efficiency . The continuing design evolution, matches the demands of the new century.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries was the first domestic producer of industrial robots in Japan - Akashi Works in 1969 and now have over 70,000 units working worldwide.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries developed as a leading producer of industrial robots of the world, and is active all over the world.
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| Container ship Capable of transporting up to 5,250 xontainers, this vessel is one of the largest of its kind. Kawasaki has already built six of these ships fo COSCO. |
BK 117 C-2 helicopter Kawasaki developed a multipurpose heicopter in partnership with Eurocopter Deutschland GmbH. |
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| Ninja ZX-12R, 9R, 6R The models in this supersport series are specifically for export. |
Shinkansen train (Series 500, JR) Developed by West Japan Railway Co., the Series 500 Shinkansen was desinged for speed, and can acheive speeds of up to 300 kph. It's pointed nose and reduced cross-sectional profile help deflect sonic shocks and pressure changes when the train enters tunnels. |
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| Tunnel boring machine Two 8.78m-diameter tunnel boring machines were used to dig the Eurotunnel between England and France. Those machines have set several world records, including boring 20km of undersea tunnels in only 900 days. |
Refuse plastic fuel (RPF) production equipment This equipment turns plastic and paper refuse into RPF, which is an easy-to-handle, high-efficiency fuel. |
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