INCHEM TOKYO

INCHEM TOKYO, the Japan Tokyo Chemical Exhibition, is the largest and most influential chemical professional event in Japan and Asia, held every two years in Tokyo. Since its inception, the exhibition has always been committed to promoting innovation and development in the chemical and processing industry, plant facilities and engineering, energy saving and environmental protection, and water treatment. INCHEM TOKYO is not only a platform for product and technology display but also an important hub focusing on industry trends and promoting international exchange and cooperation. The exhibition comprehensively showcases the latest achievements across the entire industry chain, from basic chemical raw materials to fine chemicals, from advanced production equipment to energy-saving and environmental protection solutions, and water treatment technologies. Previous exhibitions were grand in scale, covering a total area of 20,000 square meters, attracting 450 well-known enterprises from various countries and regions such as China, South Korea, Germany, the United States, Dubai, India, Russia, and Taiwan, with a cumulative attendance of 36,000 visitors. Exhibitors primarily came from diverse industries such as manufacturing, trading companies, fine chemicals, machinery and equipment, electronic products, and petrochemical products, ensuring the professionalism and breadth of the exhibition. During the exhibition, the organizers also specially set up joint special planning display themes, including battery technology, factory efficiency utilization technology, CO2 separation and recovery technology, recycling of rare metals, saving and alternative materials technology, etc. These special themes not only enhanced the professional depth and foresight of the exhibition but also provided more opportunities for exchange and cooperation for exhibitors and visitors, further consolidating INCHEM TOKYO's leading position and international influence in the Japanese chemical industry. INCHEM TOKYO has become an indispensable and important platform for global chemical enterprises to expand into the Japanese market, seek technological cooperation, and understand industry dynamics.

The exhibition scope of INCHEM TOKYO, Japan Tokyo Chemical Exhibition, covers various sub-sectors of the chemical industry, aiming to provide a comprehensive and in-depth communication platform for exhibitors and visitors. Specific exhibits include: 1. Chemical Raw Materials and Fine Chemicals: covering basic organic chemical raw materials, inorganic chemical raw materials, petrochemical products, coal chemical products, natural gas chemical products, etc. Fine chemicals include pharmaceutical intermediates, pesticide intermediates, dyes and pigments, coatings, adhesives, electronic chemicals, food additives, feed additives, water treatment chemicals, surfactants, catalysts, auxiliaries, flavors and fragrances, daily chemical raw materials, etc., as well as various polymer materials, composite materials, special resins, engineering plastics, rubber products, etc. 2. Chemical Equipment and Engineering: displaying various chemical production equipment, such as reactors, towers, heat exchangers, separation equipment, drying equipment, pulverizing equipment, mixing equipment, filtration equipment, pumps, valves, pipelines, fans, compressors, etc. It also includes automation control systems, instruments and meters, laboratory equipment, packaging equipment, storage equipment, conveying equipment, industrial furnaces, heat transfer equipment, and complete chemical engineering design, consulting, and construction services. 3. Energy Saving, Environmental Protection, and Water Treatment Technologies: focusing on energy-saving and consumption-reducing technologies and equipment in chemical production processes, such as waste heat recovery and utilization, high-efficiency combustion technology, energy management systems, etc. Environmental protection covers waste gas treatment equipment (e.g., desulfurization, denitrification, VOCs treatment), wastewater treatment equipment (e.g., membrane separation, biochemical treatment, physical-chemical treatment), solid waste treatment equipment, noise control technology, environmental monitoring instruments, etc. Water treatment technologies include industrial wastewater treatment, circulating water treatment, ultrapure water preparation, membrane separation technology, and water treatment agents. 4. Safety Technology and Emergency Management: displaying industrial safety protection equipment, explosion-proof electrical equipment, fire-fighting equipment, personal protective equipment, safety monitoring systems, emergency rescue equipment, and safety technologies for hazardous chemical storage and transportation. 5. New Materials and Frontier Technologies: including nanomaterials, bio-based materials, high-performance composite materials, functional films, smart materials, and other new chemical materials, as well as biotechnology, green chemistry, circular economy, industrial IoT, artificial intelligence applications in the chemical field, and other frontier technologies and solutions. 6. Battery Technology and Rare Metals: specifically focusing on battery materials (e.g., cathode and anode materials, electrolytes, separators), battery manufacturing equipment, battery recycling technologies, as well as extraction, separation, recycling, saving, and alternative materials technologies for rare metals. 7. Industrial Automation and Informatization: displaying industrial control systems, sensors, actuators, industrial robots, big data analysis, cloud computing, IoT solutions, as well as production process optimization, smart factory construction, and related technologies and services.

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