AIR WATER SAFETY

Air Water Safety Service Inc. (AWB), committed to protecting lives and property, is a prominent name in fire safety, medical respiratory devices, and disaster protection systems in Japan. With a rich history dating back to the early 20th century, AWB has consistently delivered advanced, certified safety solutions. Key Milestones: 1924: The origin begins at Kawasaki Shipbuilding, entering a technology partnership with Germany's Dräger for respiratory equipment. 1927: Completion of Japan’s first domestically manufactured oxygen respirator. 1942: Started production of fire suppression systems for aviation fuel tanks. 1957: Entered the medical gas piping business. 1969: Merged into Kawasaki Heavy Industries, leading to the establishment of AWB Fire Protection in 1975. 1999: Achieved ISO 9001 certification. 2009: Obtained ISO 13485 (medical device quality system) and CE marking—the first Japanese manufacturer to do so. 2011: Provided emergency assistance to hospitals severely damaged by the Great East Japan Earthquake. 2019–2023: Continual innovation with new life-saving products like vacuum sprinkler systems and advanced oxygen respirators. Fields of Expertise: Fire safety systems for data centers, ships, kitchens, and chemical plants. Advanced respiratory protection systems, including marine-grade and escape-use air respirators. Medical gas infrastructure, surgical systems, and emergency respiratory equipment. Plant engineering services, vibration testing, and fire safety simulation. Certifications & Recognition: ISO 9001 (Quality Management) ISO 13485 (Medical Devices) CE marking for medical gas systems—trailblazer in Japan Lifesaving contributions during the 2011 Tohoku disaster response For nearly 100 years, AWB has upheld the principle of safeguarding human life through unwavering innovation and top-tier quality.