Chubu Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

October 1953: Founded as Chubu Dairy Machinery Manufacturing (private company)

December 1955: Developed and reorganized into Chubu Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

December 1960: Moved headquarters and factory to a newly built facility in Nikkuchi-cho, Kanazawa City

October 1961: Developed fully automatic bottle filling machine; production and sales commenced

May 1963: Developed fully automatic crown cap machine; production and sales commenced

October 1965: Developed fully automatic box packing machine; production and sales commenced

October 1966: Developed fully automatic bottle washing machine; production and sales commenced

October 1971: Successfully developed Japan's first K-pack filling machine for paper containers

January 1972: Delivered first K-pack filling machine to Okiyama Dairy in Wakayama Prefecture

March 1976: Developed and began production and sales of a 1-liter milk paper pack filling machine

April 1976: Completed capital increase to 30 million yen

November 1977: New headquarters and factory built and relocated to current site

April 1979: Developed and began production and sales of a small paper container i-pack filling machine

October 1980: Developed K-pack filling machine for the U.S.; delivered first unit to Milliken Inc.

March 1981: Developed F-pack filling machine

April 1984: Development of FPS13 model filling machine with 1.8-liter beer pack and tap

March 1985: Development of four FTB model filling machines for liquid hot filling

January 1986: Development of two RMH model rotary filling machines for hot filling

August 1986: Development of G-pack filling machine

May 1987: Development of KPF pack filling machine; delivered first unit to Hokkaido Dairy in Higashihiroshima, Hyogo Prefecture

February 1988: Development of AM-3010 model 100cc M-pack filling machine

May 1990: Development of Japan’s first edible oil paper pack filling machine; delivered first unit to Hornen Corporation

December 1991: Milk 1.0L paper pack filling machine RM-110 model change and new release

June 1992: Development of milk 1.0L paper pack filling machine RM-210

October 1993: Established ALM Co., Ltd.

March 1995: Development of high-speed beer pack filling machine (domestic fastest, 5,500 cases/hour)

August 1995: Completion of new G-pack filling machine (F-1, F-2 models)

August 1996: Held a company trip to celebrate the 40th anniversary of establishment.

February 1998: Completion of paper pack body-diameter compatible filling machine (RMH-1076 model) using a revolutionary new method

August 1998: Certified as a company under the Ishikawa Prefecture Small and Medium Enterprise Creation Promotion Act

October 1998: Recognized as an applicant for the Small and Medium Enterprise Finance Corporation’s "New Business Development Loan System"

August 1999: Completion of high-speed paper pack body-diameter compatible filling machine

November 1999: Joined the Wide-area Cooperative Corporation, Cooperative Venture Net

January 2000: Featured as a highlighted company in the I-Zone News issued by the Ishikawa Prefecture Local Industry Promotion Center

November 2000: Won the Ishikawa Venture Award "Entrepreneur Prize"

December 2004: Developed and delivered low-speed milk 1.0L filling machine CCF (1,000 cases/hour)

November 2005: Developed milk ESL filling machine RM-210E (7,000 cases/hour) and delivered to Hokkaido

September 2007: The semi‑automatic filling machine for alcohol packs (600 units/hour) was renovated and sales began.

October 2005: The maintenance and service division of Chubu Machinery was separated. Established Chubu Machinery Service Co., Ltd.

November 2008: Developed a liquid egg paper pack filling machine and delivered it to a major egg manufacturer.

July 2011: Mr. Kunihiko Yokoyama appointed as Representative Director.

April 2013: Management innovation plan was certified under the Small and Medium Enterprise New Business Promotion Act.

August 2014: Developed and delivered a high‑speed machine for alcohol packs (6300 units/hour).

September 2015: Developed and delivered the RMH‑1085 filling machine for alcohol packs (1000–1500 units/hour).

October 2016: Developed the CME‑1L dual‑diameter machine for alcohol packs (1000–1500 units/hour).

May 2017: Renovated the 1.0L chilled beverage filling machine (3000 units/hour).

August 2017: Created a 5‑year medium‑term plan aiming to become a small but attractive company.

October 2017: Renovated and delivered the M series 200ml milk gable‑top filling machines (3500 and 7000 units/hour).

February 2018: Obtained the governor's permit for installing machinery and equipment (General‑29) No. 18709.

Applied technology developed with alcohol filling machines to create a chilled beverage filling machine with a tap. Held an exhibition at the headquarters factory.

Renovated the G‑pack filling machine F‑2 and delivered it to Hokkaido.

Renovated the 1.0L milk filling machine (6000 units/hour).

Developed and delivered a general‑purpose ESL filling machine.

Renovated and began sales of the 1.0L low‑speed milk filling machine CCF‑170 (1500 units/hour).