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Kawada Industries is the recognized leading bridge-builder in Japan. Bridge-building has remained the "backbone" of Kawada Industries since the company's establishment. Kawada Industries first started bridge-building in 1927 and has since then become the industry leader and the trend-setter. Because of Kawada Industries' excellent performance record, its services have been sought out world-wide. It has participated in a nearly all massive domestic joint venture projects such as the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge (the longest suspension bridge in the world), the Tatara Bridge (the longest cable-stayed bridge in the world), the Yokohama Bay Bridge, the Seto Bridge, the Ikuchi Bridge, the Kurushima Bridge, and the Rainbow Bridge. Kawada Industries is extremely proud to be renowned for its innovativeness and its ability to easily handle projects that would be too costly, both financially and time-wise, for its competitors to complete. Kawada Industries again relishes the opportunity to apply its advanced technology and experience to constructing complex and new crossing variations.
Not only is Kawada Industries able to guarantee that their work will be of the highest quality, but it also is able to achieve this at tremendous cost and time-savings, something that truly separates itself with the rest of the industry. With the completion of Kawada Industries' CAD/CAM Automatic Fabricating Line, coupled with the development of a unique construction system, advancements continue to generate improvements in production and construction efficiencies.
Kawada Industries' constant quest for improvement is evident in all facets of business. To continue as a global leader, to generate further suggestions for improvement, and to expand its deep knowledge-base, Kawada Industries is attending industry-related fairs world-wide, keenly reviewing its competitor's undertakings, presenting our cutting-edge findings to academic societies, and allocating vast funding for specific research and development. As we look towards tomorrow, it becomes evident that bridges will continue to play an important role in the advancement of our societies. |
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