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Pursuing innovation for a sustainable society

Founded in 1936 as a venture business to develop original phenolic resin sliding materials, Starlite has since diversified into a wide range of fields, including the steel, shipbuilding, industrial machinery, automobile, telecommunications and housing industries, by utilizing various materials such as high-performance engineered plastics and advanced tribology (friction, wear, lubrication engineering) technology.

“We are a technology,” explains Takashi Saigo, President and CEO of Starlite. “It is Starlite’s mission to provide support for an enriched life in harmony with nature, and every moment we strive to fulfill this mission means growth for us. We do not merely pursue convenience and comfort, but provide experiences and services through our products that are truly necessary for the planet and society.”

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