HERIANA, The Republic of Korea - Komachine Supplier Profile and Product List

- A specialized company manufacturing precision measurement sensors, navigation instruments, and monitoring systems for marine and industrial plants. Leading the localization of previously imported shipbuilding materials, contributing to cost reduction and quality improvement. Recently expanding its business into the hydrogen energy market, emerging as a technology leader in next-generation energy safety solutions. Possessing leading manufacturing capabilities in high-performance measurement, indication, and monitoring systems.A specialized company manufacturing precision measurement sensors, navigation instruments, and monitoring systems for marine and industrial plants. Leading the localization of previously imported shipbuilding materials, contributing to cost reduction and quality improvement. Recently expanding its business into the hydrogen energy market, emerging as a technology leader in next-generation energy safety solutions. Possessing leading manufacturing capabilities in high-performance measurement, indication, and monitoring systems.
- Manufacturing various sensors, navigation instruments, monitoring systems, alarm systems, and engine components. Sensor categories include temperature measurement sensors (HR101-H, HR101-P models utilizing Pt100 resistance elements), temperature transmitters (explosion-proof and non-explosion-proof), flow detection and level measurement sensors (HF-501, HF-502, HF-503, HF-504, HF-505 models), pressure sensors, water-in-oil detectors (HW-2100 model), and inductive conductivity sensors (ICS-1000 model). Navigation instruments include wind transmitters (3-CUP, VANE, ULTRASONIC types), rudder angle indicators, and engine temperature measurement sensors. The HW-2100 water-in-oil detector measures the relative content of water in purified oil, with a measurement range of 0~1.60%, response time of 5 seconds, and 4~20mA, RS485/RS422/CAN communication options. The ICS-1000 inductive conductivity sensor measures solution and seawater conductivity, with a measurement range of 0~100mS/cm, and 4~20mA output signal and RS485(NMEA0183) communication support. Development capabilities for marine environmental regulation compliant products such as conductivity sensors for Ballast Water Treatment Systems (BWTS).Manufacturing various sensors, navigation instruments, monitoring systems, alarm systems, and engine components. Sensor categories include temperature measurement sensors (HR101-H, HR101-P models utilizing Pt100 resistance elements), temperature transmitters (explosion-proof and non-explosion-proof), flow detection and level measurement sensors (HF-501, HF-502, HF-503, HF-504, HF-505 models), pressure sensors, water-in-oil detectors (HW-2100 model), and inductive conductivity sensors (ICS-1000 model). Navigation instruments include wind transmitters (3-CUP, VANE, ULTRASONIC types), rudder angle indicators, and engine temperature measurement sensors. The HW-2100 water-in-oil detector measures the relative content of water in purified oil, with a measurement range of 0~1.60%, response time of 5 seconds, and 4~20mA, RS485/RS422/CAN communication options. The ICS-1000 inductive conductivity sensor measures solution and seawater conductivity, with a measurement range of 0~100mS/cm, and 4~20mA output signal and RS485(NMEA0183) communication support. Development capabilities for marine environmental regulation compliant products such as conductivity sensors for Ballast Water Treatment Systems (BWTS).
- Providing cost reduction, quality improvement, on-time delivery, and prompt and smooth after-sales service through the localization of previously imported marine and engine materials. Continuous research and development and technological innovation capabilities through its corporate R&D center established in 2010. Maintaining a high level of production depth and minimizing reliance on subcontractors through its own manufacturing system. Obtaining product quality and safety certifications from major international classification societies. Flexible customization capabilities to meet diverse customer requirements. Pioneering the next-generation energy market by developing hydrogen charging station safety management solutions beyond the traditional shipbuilding material industry.Providing cost reduction, quality improvement, on-time delivery, and prompt and smooth after-sales service through the localization of previously imported marine and engine materials. Continuous research and development and technological innovation capabilities through its corporate R&D center established in 2010. Maintaining a high level of production depth and minimizing reliance on subcontractors through its own manufacturing system. Obtaining product quality and safety certifications from major international classification societies. Flexible customization capabilities to meet diverse customer requirements. Pioneering the next-generation energy market by developing hydrogen charging station safety management solutions beyond the traditional shipbuilding material industry.
- Shipbuilding IndustryShipbuilding Industry
- Marine Engine IndustryMarine Engine Industry
- Industrial PlantsIndustrial Plants
- Hydrogen Energy MarketHydrogen Energy Market
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- Holding a total of 17 patents. Acquired ISO 9001:2000 certification in 2003. Certified as an INNO-BIZ company by the Small and Medium Business Administration in 2009. Designated as a Clean Factory by the Ministry of Labor in 2006. Selected as a Promising Small and Medium-sized Enterprise by Industrial Bank of Korea in 2007. Designated as a Specialized Company for Machinery and Materials by the Ministry of Knowledge Economy in 2005.Holding a total of 17 patents. Acquired ISO 9001:2000 certification in 2003. Certified as an INNO-BIZ company by the Small and Medium Business Administration in 2009. Designated as a Clean Factory by the Ministry of Labor in 2006. Selected as a Promising Small and Medium-sized Enterprise by Industrial Bank of Korea in 2007. Designated as a Specialized Company for Machinery and Materials by the Ministry of Knowledge Economy in 2005.