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Innovative Cooling Technologies for Extreme Heat Management

In an era where climate change is increasingly impacting daily life, the need for effective heat management solutions is more critical than ever. Vinmori, a prominent wearable solution provider with a significant share in the temperature control market in China, is set to make a remarkable return to the Japanese market. After navigating logistical challenges during the pandemic, including lockdowns and factory closures, the company is thrilled to present its latest innovations at the "Heat Countermeasures and Labor Safety Exhibition 2025" at Tokyo Big Sight from July 23 to 25.

Vinmori's Commitment to Safety and Comfort

With an established presence in the fan-equipped apparel and electric clothing sectors, Vinmori aims to introduce multiple exciting new products designed to enhance safety in labor environments and combat heat-related illnesses. The exhibition will feature a lineup of advanced cooling garments that leverage cutting-edge technology to provide a more comfortable working experience under extreme conditions.

Key Innovations to Watch

1. Peltier Cooling Vest
This state-of-the-art vest utilizes a Peltier element for active cooling. Achieving maximum performance within just one minute, it promises a remarkable temperature difference of up to -20°C in outdoor environments. With a design that integrates both cooling and heating functionalities in a single unit, users can easily switch between modes with the push of a button. Experience the future of cooling wear without the need for ice, water, or fans.

2. Hybrid Evaporative Cooling Technology
Introducing a revolutionary model that performs admirably in environments exceeding 40°C, Vinmori's hybrid evaporative cooling technology leverages a special high-absorbent material for sustained cooling effects. This innovative design enables the garments to utilize only water for effective evaporative cooling, providing an economical and long-lasting solution.

3. Advanced Circulation-Type Water-Cooled Wear
Vinmori’s water-cooled apparel is designed for high-efficiency cooling in extreme outdoor heat. Equipped with a small yet powerful pump, these garments feature a functional design that prioritizes usability without compromising aesthetics. The easy-to-remove pump and water tank ensure maintenance is straightforward. Additionally, included gel ice tubes maintain cooling efficiency for extended periods. This "tough water-cooling wear" has garnered praise, particularly within construction sites in Europe and the U.S., making it an essential addition to any labor-intensive work environment.

In addition to clothing, Vinmori has expanded its product range to include water-cooled beds, thin water-cooling sheets, folding chairs, and cooling mats for pets. Furthermore, the company welcomes innovative ideas from customers for the development of new water-cooled products.

Streamlined Production Model to Mitigate International Trade Concerns

Adopting the slogan "Japanese Quality x Chinese Price," Vinmori's products are entirely developed, designed, and manufactured in-house, ensuring a flexible customization option and rapid production capability. The company has extensive experience in OEM and ODM partnerships, collaborating with leading brands and disaster prevention agencies worldwide. Notably, their extensive network with Japanese companies enables consistent and reliable communication, with all customer interactions managed by Japanese staff.

Event Details

• - Exhibition Name: Maintenance Resilience Japan: Heat Countermeasures and Labor Safety Exhibition 2025
• - Dates: July 23 (Wednesday) - July 25 (Friday), 2025
• - Location: Tokyo Big Sight, East Exhibition Hall
• - Booth Number: 7-S32

Contact Information for Inquiries

For media coverage, product experiences, and business discussions, please reach out to us:
Vinmori - Shenzhen Vinmori Technology Co., Ltd. (Japan Contact)
Email: info@vinmori.com
Web: Vinmori Official Site
We look forward to your visit and coverage at the exhibition!