Founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 1911, The Sailor Pen Co., Ltd. is a long-established company with a global reach across multiple business segments. Primarily, it manufactures and distributes a wide array of writing instruments, including fountain pens, ballpoint pens, mechanical pencils, puff pens, compound writing tools, marking pens, fude pens, dip pens, inks, correction fluids, Dodoko sheets, and other stationery items, as well as gift accessories. These products are available worldwide, including through the company's online shop. Beyond its renowned pen lines, Sailor Pen Co. also specializes in industrial automation, providing solutions such as automated take-out robots for plastic injection molded products, equipment for secondary and tertiary processing, comprehensive factory automation systems, and custom-engineered machinery. Their expertise extends to handling robots for sensitive materials like semiconductors and metal pressings. Furthermore, the company contributes to the entertainment sector by supplying prizes for the gaming industry.
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セーラー万年筆 is a writing instruments manufacturing company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. It is publicly listed (7992) with a market capitalisation of $19.2M.
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Shibaura Machine Co.,Ltd. engages in the manufacture and sale of various machines in Japan and internationally. It operates through three segments: Molding Machinery, Machine Tools, and Control Systems. The company offers injection molding machines, die-casting machines, extrusion machines, nano processing systems, machine tools, Board Type PLC, servo motors, industrial robots, and IoT+m products, as well as provides additive manufacturing systems and engineering solutions. It also provides high precision machine tools, micro pattern imprinting machines, high precision glass mold press machines, and electronic control system. In addition, the company provides machine tools that include double column type machining centers, horizontal boring machines, vertical lathes, and other machine tools. Furthur, it is involved in the castings, heat treatment, and machining work activities. The company was formerly known as Toshiba Machine Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Shibaura Machine Co.,Ltd. in April 2020. Shibaura Machine Co.,Ltd. was founded in 1938 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
Seibu Electric & Machinery Co., Ltd., based in Japan, is a manufacturer and distributor of mechatronic solutions. Its operations are structured across three key business divisions: Conveyor Machine, Industrial Machinery, and Precision Machinery. Their product portfolio encompasses a wide array of distribution equipment, including sophisticated automated warehousing, conveyor, and handling systems, as well as factory automation solutions and specialized picking systems for both cases and individual pieces. Additionally, they offer valve and gate actuators, alongside advanced ultra-precision and high-precision wire electric discharge machines. Their offerings further extend to high-precision compact NC lathes and grinding machines. These diverse products find application across numerous sectors, such as the automotive industry, electrical equipment manufacturing, precision engineering, die production, petrochemistry, food processing, civil engineering, construction, and shipbuilding, among others. Established in 1927, the company, originally known as Seibu Electric MFG. Co., Ltd., adopted its current name, Seibu Electric & Machinery Co., Ltd., in 1986. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Koga, Japan.
THK Co., Ltd. operates as a global producer and distributor of mechanical components, with operations spanning Japan, the Americas, Europe, China, and various other international markets. Their comprehensive product line features a wide array of linear motion (LM) guides, ball screws, ball splines, and diverse actuators, including LM guide, electric, and linear motor variants. The company also offers precision components such as cross roller rings, cam and roller followers, linear bushes, and various slide systems. Furthermore, their offerings extend to spherical plain bearings, rod ends, lubrication accessories, and specialized seismic isolation products. These components are integral to numerous applications across diverse sectors, including machine tools, general industrial machinery, precision instrumentation, semiconductor and LCD manufacturing equipment, industrial robotics, electronic devices, and transport systems. They also play a crucial role in construction, aerospace, medical and assistive technology, and many other manufacturing industries. Established in 1946, THK Co., Ltd. maintains its primary corporate office in Tokyo, Japan.
Aida Engineering, Ltd., established in 1917 as AIDA Ironworks before adopting its current name in 1970, is a Sagamihara, Japan-based company that manufactures and distributes a broad spectrum of industrial machinery and factory automation solutions worldwide. Their product range encompasses diverse press machines, including general-purpose, servo-driven, high-speed automatic, cold forging, and precision forming models, alongside automated processing lines, industrial robots, auto-conveyer systems, and tooling dies. For factory automation, Aida provides piling systems, various material feeders (such as coil and destack feeders), sophisticated transfer equipment (including robots, intermediate feeders, and die changers), and electrical control units. Additionally, the company offers extensive support services, from troubleshooting and spare parts to equipment retrofitting, modernization, routine inspections, and complete overhaul or relocation assistance. Aida Engineering's market reach extends across Japan, China, the broader Asian continent, the Americas, and Europe.
Nittoseiko Co.,Ltd. is a Japanese enterprise with an international presence, engaged in the production and sale of screws, automated assembly systems, and inspection equipment. Their comprehensive fastener portfolio includes precision and self-locking screws, cold-forged components, and screw manufacturing tools. They provide diverse fastening solutions for metal and plastic, characterized by various drive types, heads, bearing points, surface treatments, and other metallic parts. For automation, Nittoseiko engineers and supplies a broad array of screw driving systems, ranging from handheld drivers and individual motors to multi-spindle machines, robotic cells, feeders, caulking equipment, assembly robots, and conveyors. Additionally, the company develops and offers advanced measurement and inspection technologies, such as flow meters, signal converters, micro-bubble washers, products for marine and batch applications, SWS/SDS test machines, and complete instrumentation systems. Nittoseiko Co.,Ltd. was founded in 1938 and is based in Kyoto, Japan.
Nittoku Co., Ltd., an international enterprise based in Saitama, Japan, excels in the production and distribution of automated winding machinery and its ancillary components. Their extensive portfolio encompasses winding solutions for a vast array of coil types, such as relay, solenoid, ignition, transformer, injector, pick-up, reactor, PM stepping, bobbinless, sensor, induction heating, armature, power inductor, speaker/receiver, brushless inner and outer motor, and chip inductor coils. Furthermore, the company delivers comprehensive factory automation systems, alongside IC cards and parts for contactless smart cards. Established in 1972, the firm operated as Nittoku Engineering Co., Ltd. until its rebranding to Nittoku Co., Ltd. in August 2019.
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