<aside> 💡 Established in Osaka in 1913, SAMTECH Corporation leverages its extensive "Monozukuri" (manufacturing) expertise, cultivated through deep-rooted partnerships with major industries like automotive, to spearhead advancements in hydrogen energy. Building upon its long history of precision manufacturing, the company has recently focused on developing innovative hydrogen containers.
SAMTECH positions its High-Pressure Gas Container business, highlighted by the VH3 container – the first of its kind in Japan to receive approval from the High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan for the first VH3 containers to be manufactured in Japan– as "High-Pressure Gas Container Development that Pioneers the Future." By 2021, the VH3 container had been delivered to hydrogen supply bases in 30 prefectures nationwide of Japan, underscoring its anticipated crucial role in the storage and transportation of compressed hydrogen gas within the burgeoning hydrogen energy market.
While SAMTECH's core business has traditionally centered on plasticity processing, including hot and cold forging for major industries like automotive, the company boasts diverse strengths. Notably, its high-precision forging technology minimizes material waste, and it is reportedly the world's only company mass-producing hot closed die forging, significantly improving yield by over 15%. Furthermore, their recent success in processing challenging high-strength aluminum has enabled weight and cost reductions in high-pressure containers, underscoring the necessity and innovation behind the VH3 hydrogen container.
Driven by its unique technical capabilities and customer-centric product development, SAMTECH aims to be the industry leader in a highly competitive market. Its commitment to continuous innovation and the pursuit of cutting-edge technology, despite its rich heritage, exemplifies a leading manufacturing company contributing to an environmentally conscious society. We anticipate SAMTECH's continued success in this vital field.
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