Feb. 2011
Expanded activities by opening GERMANY REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE
Dec. 2010
Developed LITs, the revolutionary transfer system
Jul. 2010
ISO 9001 : 2008 certified (UKAS, ANAB)
Mar. 2010
Established NITTOKU CO., LTD. (KOREA), a consolidated subsidiary
May 2009
NAGOYA OFFICE is merged with TOKYO BRANCH
Sep. 2008
KOSEI CO., LTD., a specialised parts feeder maker, becomes a fully owned subsidary
Sep. 2006
Established FUKUI TECHNICAL CENTER
Jul. 2006
Established FUKUOKA TECHNICAL CENTER
Jul. 2005
Established NITTOKU HONG KONG Limited, SHENZHEN RERPRESENTATIVE OFFICE
Jun. 2005
Established FUKUSHIMA MACHINING CENTER
Aug. 2004
ISO 9001 : 2000 certified (UKAS, RAB)
Jul. 2004
Established NITTOKU ENGINEERING (SHENZHEN) LTD., a consolidated subsidiary
May. 2004
Established NITTOKU ENGINEERING CO., LTD., CZECH BRANCH
Apr. 2004
Developed "spindle direct drive" the revolutionary and world-first winding machine mechanism
Jul. 2002
Established NITTOKU ENGINEERING (SUZHOU) CO., LTD., a consolidated subsidiary
Sep. 2001
Established TAIWAN NITTOKU ADVANCED CO., LTD., a consolidated subsidiary
Aug. 2001
ISO 9001 : 1994 certified (UKAS, RAB)
Oct. 2000
Established NITTOKU SINGAPORE PTE. LTD., a consolidated subsidiary
Apr. 2000
Established NITTOKU SHANGHAI OFFICE
Jun. 1998
Established NITTOKU PRECISION (M) SDN. BHD. (MALAYSIA), a consolidated subsidiary
Feb. 1998
Developed the epoch-making servomotor tension "STA series ", which can achieve stable tension value through-out high-speed winding and is equipped optionally with release function. Winding quality largely improves.
Jul. 1996
Established S.S. NITTOKU CO. LTD., a consolidated subsidiary, in Thailand
Jun. 1994
Established NITTOKU (EUROPE) S.A., OFFICE GERMANY
Apr. 1994
Established TAIWAN BRANCH
Dec. 1993
Established NITTOKU HONG KONG Limited, a consolidated subsidiary
Apr. 1993
Established NITTOKU (EUROPE) S.A., a consolidated subsidiary in Geneva, Switzerland
Jul. 1992
Developed a revolutionary and world-first FA controller for next generation coil winding machines
Dec. 1991
FUKUSHIMA FACTORY established as the core production system in Iino-machi, Fukushima Prefecture (current address)
Mar. 1991
URAWA FACTORY opened in Saitama Prefecture (current address)
Apr. 1990
Equity participation in NECOA, USA, (currently a consolidated company), making it a subsidiary
Oct. 1989
SINGAPORE BRANCH opened
May 1989
NAGOYA OFFICE opened
Jan. 1989
Registered as an over-the-counter stock at the Japan Securities Dealers Association
Feb. 1988
Development of adjusting devices, transfer system, substantially expanding the scope of application for automated coil winding
June 1987
Established NECOA, a joint venture, in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
May 1987
Business base strengthened by the development and sale of the revolutionary AN series, that sharply reduces cost and size, and increases efficiency
Mar. 1986
Awarded the 16th Automatic Machinery Development Prize for small and medium-sized companies by the Japan Machinery Development Association for the development of a coil winding factory automation system
May 1984
NAGANO OFFICE opened in Ueda City, Nagano
Oct. 1983
OSAKA OFFICE opened (currently, OSAKA BRANCH)
Apr. 1982
Development and commercialization of the multi-spindle CNC automatic coil winding NS series. This secured Nittoku an unchallenged position in the global market as a coil winding machine manufacturer with both flyer and spindle system technology.
Mar. 1981
Development of model #132-AR, a flyer type CNC automatic coil winding machine. The inclusion of an innovation that facilitates programming with actual data was acclaimed as a cutting edge and revolutionary control, enabling the programming of real data.
Dec. 1980
IINO FACTORY opened in Iino-machi, Fukushima Prefecture
Sept. 1978
Market launch of #130AT, the first generation 5-stage automatic coil winding machine developed in Japan, led to a stellar improvement in corporate performance.
Apr. 1974
HEAD OFFICE and FACTORY relocated to Saitama Prefecture
Sept. 1972
Company established in Chiba Prefecture. Commenced manufacture and sales of automatic coil winding machines.
| Feb. 2011 | Expanded activities by opening GERMANY REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE |
|---|---|
| Dec. 2010 | Developed LITs, the revolutionary transfer system |
| Jul. 2010 | ISO 9001 : 2008 certified (UKAS, ANAB) |
| Mar. 2010 | Established NITTOKU CO., LTD. (KOREA), a consolidated subsidiary |
| May 2009 | NAGOYA OFFICE is merged with TOKYO BRANCH |
| Sep. 2008 |
KOSEI CO., LTD., a specialised parts feeder maker, becomes a fully owned subsidary
|
| Sep. 2006 | Established FUKUI TECHNICAL CENTER |
| Jul. 2006 | Established FUKUOKA TECHNICAL CENTER |
| Jul. 2005 |
Established NITTOKU HONG KONG Limited, SHENZHEN RERPRESENTATIVE OFFICE
|
| Jun. 2005 | Established FUKUSHIMA MACHINING CENTER |
| Aug. 2004 | ISO 9001 : 2000 certified (UKAS, RAB) |
| Jul. 2004 | Established NITTOKU ENGINEERING (SHENZHEN) LTD., a consolidated subsidiary |
| May. 2004 |
Established NITTOKU ENGINEERING CO., LTD., CZECH BRANCH
|
| Apr. 2004 |
Developed "spindle direct drive" the revolutionary and world-first winding machine mechanism
|
| Jul. 2002 |
Established NITTOKU ENGINEERING (SUZHOU) CO., LTD., a consolidated subsidiary
|
| Sep. 2001 |
Established TAIWAN NITTOKU ADVANCED CO., LTD., a consolidated subsidiary
|
| Aug. 2001 |
ISO 9001 : 1994 certified (UKAS, RAB)
|
| Oct. 2000 | Established NITTOKU SINGAPORE PTE. LTD., a consolidated subsidiary |
| Apr. 2000 | Established NITTOKU SHANGHAI OFFICE |
| Jun. 1998 | Established NITTOKU PRECISION (M) SDN. BHD. (MALAYSIA), a consolidated subsidiary |
|---|---|
| Feb. 1998 |
Developed the epoch-making servomotor tension "STA series ", which can achieve stable tension value through-out high-speed winding and is equipped optionally with release function. Winding quality largely improves.
|
| Jul. 1996 | Established S.S. NITTOKU CO. LTD., a consolidated subsidiary, in Thailand |
| Jun. 1994 | Established NITTOKU (EUROPE) S.A., OFFICE GERMANY |
| Apr. 1994 | Established TAIWAN BRANCH |
| Dec. 1993 |
Established NITTOKU HONG KONG Limited, a consolidated subsidiary
|
| Apr. 1993 | Established NITTOKU (EUROPE) S.A., a consolidated subsidiary in Geneva, Switzerland |
| Jul. 1992 | Developed a revolutionary and world-first FA controller for next generation coil winding machines |
| Dec. 1991 |
FUKUSHIMA FACTORY established as the core production system in Iino-machi, Fukushima Prefecture (current address)
|
| Mar. 1991 | URAWA FACTORY opened in Saitama Prefecture (current address) |
| Apr. 1990 | Equity participation in NECOA, USA, (currently a consolidated company), making it a subsidiary |
| Oct. 1989 |
SINGAPORE BRANCH opened
|
|---|---|
| May 1989 | NAGOYA OFFICE opened |
| Jan. 1989 | Registered as an over-the-counter stock at the Japan Securities Dealers Association |
| Feb. 1988 |
Development of adjusting devices, transfer system, substantially expanding the scope of application for automated coil winding
|
| June 1987 |
Established NECOA, a joint venture, in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
|
| May 1987 |
Business base strengthened by the development and sale of the revolutionary AN series, that sharply reduces cost and size, and increases efficiency
|
| Mar. 1986 | Awarded the 16th Automatic Machinery Development Prize for small and medium-sized companies by the Japan Machinery Development Association for the development of a coil winding factory automation system |
| May 1984 | NAGANO OFFICE opened in Ueda City, Nagano |
| Oct. 1983 | OSAKA OFFICE opened (currently, OSAKA BRANCH) |
| Apr. 1982 | Development and commercialization of the multi-spindle CNC automatic coil winding NS series. This secured Nittoku an unchallenged position in the global market as a coil winding machine manufacturer with both flyer and spindle system technology. |
| Mar. 1981 | Development of model #132-AR, a flyer type CNC automatic coil winding machine. The inclusion of an innovation that facilitates programming with actual data was acclaimed as a cutting edge and revolutionary control, enabling the programming of real data. |
| Dec. 1980 | IINO FACTORY opened in Iino-machi, Fukushima Prefecture |
| Sept. 1978 | Market launch of #130AT, the first generation 5-stage automatic coil winding machine developed in Japan, led to a stellar improvement in corporate performance. |
|---|---|
| Apr. 1974 | HEAD OFFICE and FACTORY relocated to Saitama Prefecture |
| Sept. 1972 | Company established in Chiba Prefecture. Commenced manufacture and sales of automatic coil winding machines. |
