The works is expected in particular to be a world-class machinery facility and, in this age of globalization, functions as the Company's strategic base in the triangular zone of East Asian shipbuilding and heavy machinery production that encompasses Japan, South Korea and China. The Ariake Machinery Works, which began limited operations last April, is highly automated and mechanized using many NC machine tools and welding robots to enhance its production system for large industrial machinery. The works aims to minimize logistic processes and to be environmentally friendly. The works will produce a variety of induatrial machinery including marine diesel engine, presses for automobile production, power generation plants and nuclear plant equipment. Now being built at the works, for example, are a 74,640-PS marine engine, among the world's largest, for Odense Steel Shipyard Ltd. of Denmark, and a transfer press for Samsung Motors of South Korea.
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