Nishimura Electric Co., Ltd.
Basic information
- Head office
- Chief executive
- Kazuo Nishimura
- Capital
- 50,000,000
- Employees (non-consolidated)
- Employees (consolidated)
- Start date
- 1939-03-25
- End date
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History
Founded Nishimura Electric Works in Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo.
Relocated to Ota-ku, Tokyo.
Changed to a joint-stock company and renamed to Nishimura Electric Co., Ltd.
Opened a Tokyo branch office.
Built a new factory in Ofuna, Kamakura City, and began manufacturing and selling various blower fans.
Received recognition as a model efficient factory from Kanagawa Prefecture.
Designated as a JR standard factory.
Designated as a Defense Agency standard factory.
Received recognition as a model efficient factory from the Tokyo Industrial Standards Bureau and the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency.
Established a technology research institute.
Opened an Osaka branch office.
Ryōu Nishimura became president.
Built a second factory at the Ofuna plant.
Commenced manufacturing and sales of electric heating blower fans.
Began manufacturing and selling high-pressure friction blowers.
Founder Hisazo Nishimura was awarded the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays, Fifth Class, in recognition of his contributions to the industry.
Moved to the current address upon completion of the new Osaka Sales Office building.
Began manufacturing and selling cut blowers.
Began manufacturing and selling large high-pressure jet blowers.
Completed the new Tokyo Sales Office building.
Received a special commendation from the Minister of International Trade and Industry in recognition of a long record of achievement in management rationalization.
Began manufacturing and selling TB-series large, high-pressure, multistage air supply and exhaust fans.
Began manufacturing and selling SF-series vacuum generators using special nozzles.
Began manufacturing and selling sound-attenuating dampers equipped with a helicoid mechanism.
Began manufacturing and selling HU-series high-temperature electric air heaters.
Began manufacturing and selling TC-series high-pressure, heat-resistant blowers.
Kazuaki Nishimura became president.
Began manufacturing and selling portable electric blowers.
Installed a clean booth on a dedicated production line to strengthen support for special blowers.
Merged the Tokyo and Ofuna Sales Offices to establish the new East Japan Sales Office.
Completed a blower with a “high-pressure multistage + heat-resistant” specification; development toward a series is underway.
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