New Business Development
MITSUI E&S is advancing into growth businesses (new markets and new businesses) that follow our core businesses. Leveraging our experience in the industrial machinery field, we aim to supply products to markets focused on hydrogen supply facilities and SAF production, moving away from fossil fuel dependency. Additionally, we aim to create product and service businesses around our core business areas.
Industrial Machinery
MITSUI E&S's industrial machinery business has demonstrated strengths in various process equipment such as compressors, large rotating machines, pressure vessels, and dryers, meeting diverse industrial needs. The machinery that has supported the steel and oil-related industries will now be expanded into new areas related to decarbonization, such as hydrogen, to meet the needs of the times.
Reciprocating compressor
delivery record:
1,200 units.
Domestic record for blast furnace
blowers and top pressure turbines:
No.1 share.
Manufacturing record
for rotary blowers:
One of the largest
in the world.
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
After-Sales Service
As an after-sales service contact, we respond to various customer requests such as maintenance work, parts supply, energy-saving, modernization, and optimization for the maintenance, inspection, and repair of these products.
Lineup of products
- Steam turbines, top pressure recovery turbines
- Axial Flow Compressors, centrifugal compressors, reciprocating compressors
- Process Machineries (towers, heat exchangers), etc.
- Gas turbines
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Specialized Equipment
MITUSI E&S contributes to the development of society by shaping intangible things into tangible forms, such as hydraulic experimental equipment with the industry's top delivery record, in collaboration with leading researchers.
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Service Solutions
Amid labor shortages at domestic ports, we have developed "3D Digital Port Platform" that supports cargo handling plans using simulations and enables linkage with external systems. We provide digital services in four management areas: advanced 'maintenance and management' using "CREWS" to improve inspection work efficiency and reduce workload, 'cargo handling management' to support the efficiency of cargo handling plans, 'supply chain management' to reduce trailer dwell time through data linkage between terminals and land transportation, and 'energy management' using a power simulator to predict terminal power consumption. These services contribute to sustainable port maintenance and strengthening international competitiveness.
