Reducing Standing Fatigue in Food Factories: Archelis to Exhibit Stainless Steel 'Stabi Series' Load-Reduction Devices at FOOMA JAPAN 2026
Archelis Inc. will exhibit at FOOMA JAPAN 2026, held at Tokyo Big Sight from June 2-5, 2026. The company will showcase its stainless steel 'Stabi Series' standing rests, designed for food factory hygiene standards, to provide solutions for reducing physical strain during long-duration standing tasks.
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Archelis Inc. (Yokohama, Kanagawa; CEOs: Katsuhiko Saho and Hideyuki Fujisawa) will participate in 'FOOMA JAPAN 2026 (International Food Machinery & Technology Exhibition),' held at Tokyo Big Sight from Tuesday, June 2, to Friday, June 5, 2026. At the Startup Zone booth WA-IS-04 (West Exhibition Hall, Atrium Innovation Hub), the company will demonstrate its 'Stabi Series' standing rests, including stainless steel models, as well as the Stabi Half, Stabi Full, and Stabi Left. These solutions are designed to reduce lower back and leg strain during prolonged standing tasks such as sorting, inspection, and packaging.
FOOMA JAPAN is one of the world's largest comprehensive food manufacturing exhibitions, organized by the Japan Food Machinery Manufacturers' Association. This year, a record-breaking 1,025 companies will exhibit. As food manufacturing sites face severe labor shortages and an aging workforce, the need to balance strain reduction with productivity is critical. Archelis will showcase products that meet food factory hygiene standards, allowing visitors to experience the benefits firsthand. Additionally, the company will participate in a pitch presentation in the Startup Zone to discuss specific measures for improving standing work from a management perspective.
FOOMA JAPAN is one of the world's largest comprehensive food manufacturing exhibitions, organized by the Japan Food Machinery Manufacturers' Association. This year, a record-breaking 1,025 companies will exhibit. As food manufacturing sites face severe labor shortages and an aging workforce, the need to balance strain reduction with productivity is critical. Archelis will showcase products that meet food factory hygiene standards, allowing visitors to experience the benefits firsthand. Additionally, the company will participate in a pitch presentation in the Startup Zone to discuss specific measures for improving standing work from a management perspective.
FAQ
Can these products be used in food factories in Taiwan?
Yes, as Archelis products are power-free and easy to install, they are well-suited for food processing environments in Taiwan to reduce worker fatigue.