FUJI Showcases Abrasives and Power Tools at Japan Welding Show 2026

Exhibition report · Tokyo, Japan

FUJI Grinding Wheel brought its latest Raicho cutting discs, premium JITAN grinding wheels and Japanese-made power tools to Japan International Welding Show 2026, connecting abrasive technology with the practical demands of cutting, grinding and surface preparation.

TOKYO, Japan — FUJI Grinding Wheel participated in Japan International Welding Show 2026 from September 16 to 19 at Tokyo Big Sight. The exhibition brought welding, joining and cutting technologies into focus, providing a setting for FUJI to present equipment used before and after the welding process.

The FUJI display included newly developed Raicho series cutting discs, premium JITAN series grinding wheels, high-frequency electric angle grinders for heavy grinding, conventional AC angle grinders and electric needle scalers. All products exhibited by FUJI were manufactured in Japan. The lineup also attracted on-site coverage from a Japanese television crew.

Raicho cutting discs: a focus on efficient metal cutting

The latest Raicho series was a highlight of FUJI’s exhibit. Known by the Japanese name 雷鳥, Raicho represents an important part of the company’s cutting-disc offering. The new products presented in Tokyo placed efficient cutting at the center of the discussion for metalworking professionals.

For a fabrication workshop, selecting a cutting disc involves more than its diameter alone. The material being cut, workpiece section, machine specification and required finish all help determine which wheel is appropriate. This makes a product discussion most useful when it starts with the customer’s actual application.

Buyers exploring FUJI’s range can review the cut-off wheels and cutting discs collection and contact the team for details of the latest Raicho models, available specifications and suitability for their process.

JITAN grinding wheels and tools for demanding metalwork

Premium grinding wheels for the next stage of fabrication

Alongside the cutting products, FUJI presented its premium JITAN series grinding wheels. The display connected the initial cutting operation with subsequent grinding tasks, reflecting the way abrasive products are used across a metalworking workflow.

When evaluating a grinding wheel, useful questions include the amount of material to be removed, access to the work area and the finish required before the next operation. FUJI’s grinding wheels and discs provide a starting point for discussing these requirements. For JITAN-specific selection, the FUJI team can advise on the appropriate model.

High-frequency angle grinders for heavy grinding

The power-tool exhibit included high-frequency electric angle grinders for demanding industrial grinding work. Presented together with abrasive wheels, these tools highlighted the importance of considering the wheel, grinder and power system as a complete setup.

For purchasers planning an industrial installation, the discussion should include the grinder’s electrical requirements and the compatible power supply, as well as wheel size and rated speed. Explore FUJI’s high-frequency grinders and HF power systems to assess the available configurations for your facility.

Conventional AC angle grinders and electric needle scalers

FUJI also exhibited conventional AC angle grinders and electric needle scalers, extending the display beyond abrasive consumables. These product groups address different workshop needs: angle grinders support abrasive operations, while needle scalers provide a distinct approach to surface cleaning and rust removal.

Visitors continuing their product research can view the HD-150/HD-180 electric angle grinders and FUJI’s electric needle scaler for rust and paint removal. These pages introduce the existing range; the FUJI team can confirm which model meets a particular job requirement.

Japanese television coverage at the FUJI booth

A Japanese television crew visited the FUJI display for on-site coverage during the exhibition. The accompanying photograph captures a product explanation being filmed at the booth, bringing attention to the tools and abrasive products presented in Tokyo.

For FUJI, the exhibition offered an opportunity to explain the products directly and introduce the breadth of its Japanese manufacturing capability. The combination of abrasive wheels and power tools gave visitors a view of how the company serves multiple stages of metalworking.

More than 70 years of Japanese manufacturing experience

Founded in 1953, FUJI Grinding Wheel has more than seven decades of experience in abrasives and power tools. At the Tokyo exhibition, the company highlighted its position as Japan’s only manufacturer producing both grinding wheels and power tools—a capability also reflected in its booth presentation.

That combined manufacturing perspective helps frame a practical conversation with customers: which abrasive suits the job, which tool is appropriate, and how the two fit the working environment. Consistent quality and dependable products remain central to FUJI’s long-term relationships with users and business partners.

Exhibition dates and venue: Japan International Welding Show 2026 — official show information. Exhibition report and photographs supplied by FUJI Grinding Wheel.