Asai Industries Co., Ltd.

Founder Akira Asai, grandfather of the current representative, started the business as a sole proprietorship in Atsuta-ku, Nagoya.

Began doing business with Tokai Denso Co., Ltd.

Reorganized as Asai Industries Limited Partnership.

Relocated to Shotoku-cho, Minato-ku, Nagoya.

Began doing business with Takagi Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Introduced an AIDA transfer press.

Introduced an AIDA 150-ton press and began progressive die and automatic press processing.

Reorganized as Asai Industries Co., Ltd.; Yasunori Asai became representative director and president.

Marked the 50th anniversary of the company's founding.

Introduced an Amada 150-ton double-crank press with link motion.

Relocated to Yamanota-cho, Seto, and introduced an Amada 150-ton double-crank press.

Marked the 50th anniversary of incorporation.

Added an Amada 150-ton link-motion press, bringing the number of automatic presses to eight.

Replaced an Amada 110-ton press.

Marked the 70th anniversary of the company's founding.

Added an Amada 60-ton press, bringing the number of single-stroke presses to 29.

Completed conversion of factory lighting to LEDs.

Added a 50 kVA spot welder, bringing the total number of spot welders to 18.

Introduced an Amada 150-ton digital electric servo press.

Introduced a Keyence 3D measuring machine.

Updated the company website.

Introduced an Amada 110-ton digital electric servo press.

Introduced an Amada 80-ton digital electric servo press.

Yasunori Asai became director and chairman; Fumitaka Asai became representative director.

Introduced time and attendance management using biometric vein authentication for time cards.

Installed IoTGO on every press and began monitoring production status.

Received a Quality Excellence Award from Takagi Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Certified as a Health Declaration Challenge Workplace by the Japan Health Insurance Association.

Relaunched the company website.