Our life is supported by infrastructure. To use it as long as possible, high-level maintenance achieved with proven technical capabilities, experience and a system that ensures safety is required. We have been supporting the infrastructure of Japan by utilizing our painting technology and know-how cultivated for more than 70 years.
It has been more than 70 years since we started the painting of petrochemical complexes and national oil stockpiling bases in the period of high economic growth. By utilizing cultivated painting technologies and know-how, we contribute to the maintenance and protection of a variety of social infrastructure and other structures through painting work, including transportation facilities (bridges), thermal power plants and waste disposal facilities.
Adoption of standardized scaffolding makes it possible to reduce the period and costs required for its construction and demolition. In addition, by visualizing the 3D space with ３DCAD, complicated piping and parts with special shapes can be recognized beforehand, resulting in improved efficiency in the planning and works of scaffolding.
We provide comprehensive demolition services for infrastructure facilities, covering everything from preliminary surveys to waste disposal. Based on on-site investigations, we develop optimal demolition plans and carry out operations with a focus on safety and efficiency. We ensure proper sorting and disposal of waste materials to minimize environmental impact throughout the demolition process.
We mainly produce industrial equipment, including First Class Pressure Vessels, Designated Equipment for High Pressure Gas and other pressure vessels.
Kashiwabara’s Technology Development
Kashiwabara Corporation is committed to developing proprietary technologies that enhance construction quality, improve cost and time efficiency, and promote environmentally friendly practices. Innovations include the "Coating Diagnostic System" that visualizes the state of paint deterioration; the "Scaffolding Engineering System," designed to assemble scaffolds adaptable to complex piping and special shapes; and the "Blast Machine," which reduces dust and industrial waste.
