Nidec Arisa Corporation
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関連会社
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| Arisa Presses | ||||||||
| CHS Coil Lines | ||||||||
| Kyori Presses | ||||||||
| Minster Presses | ||||||||
| Nidec Press & Automation Gruppe | ||||||||
| SYS Controls and Automation | ||||||||
| Vamco Feeds |
関連図
沿革
Anatolio and Melquiades Ariznavarreta, together with Gabriel Aisa, founded ARISA in 1940.
During the 1950s, as Spain’s economy began to open up, ARISA made a technological leap by incorporating automatic feeding systems and expanding its facilities to meet growing demand.
In 2009, amid a global economic crisis, ARISA once again innovated by developing its first servo press, a revolution in efficiency and precision.
In 2015, ARISA joined the Japanese group NIDEC Corporation.
Just one year later, in 2016, construction began on a new 29,000 m² facility in Navarrete, La Rioja (Spain), equipped with cutting-edge technology: buildings with 18-meter clearance under the crane, 150-ton cranes, and machinery capable of handling parts up to 12 meters in length.
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