Tochisei Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Basic information
- Head office
- 4060, Oaza Mibu, Mibu-cho, Shimotsuga-gun, Tochigi Prefecture
- Chief executive
- Capital
- 10,000,000
- Employees (non-consolidated)
- 106 people
- Employees (consolidated)
- Start date
- 1972-07-01
- End date
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History
Founded Tochisei Kogiku Co., Ltd. Capital 4 million yen. Established as a cooperative factory of Tochigi Fuji Co., Ltd. (now Alesti Tochigi).
Founded by founder Yoshiji Saito, Koirit Kiko Co., Ltd. was established with a capital of 1 million yen. Started aluminum alloy machining and related operations.
Started operations by adopting a robot system for trimming automotive parts.
Following the passing of President Yoshiji Saito, Seiji Saito assumed the presidency of the three companies. Reaffirmed the policy of precision machining for aluminum wheels, gas meters, forged products, and automotive rocker covers.
Increased Tochisei Kogiku Co., Ltd.'s capital to 10 million yen.
Passed the quality audit of air pressure equipment manufacturer SMC. Commenced business.
August 1997
Established the second factory of Koirit Kiko. Consolidated large MC operations: aluminum processing for aerospace and semiconductor applications.
July 2000
Obtained Canon's official code. Commenced business with Utsunomiya factory, Ami factory, and NTC.
August 2001
Obtained ISO9001-2000 certification.
August 2004
Obtained ISO9001-2000 certification at Tochisei Kogiku Co., Ltd.
Passed the audit of the manufacturing system at Daiji Screen.
July 2005
Passed the audit of Kawasaki Heavy Industries' certified factory. Obtained approval of Kawasaki Heavy Industries' quality management system (machining for ERJ models).
October 2005
Expanded the Toyoshio factory with a second plant (factory floor area: 1,094 m²).
September 2006
Underwent evaluation for the Ministry of the Environment's "Eco Action 21" program for environmental protection activities.
Passed the quality audit of Hitachi High-Tech. Commenced business.
June 2007
Received certification from the Ministry of the Environment's "Eco Action 21" for environmental protection activities.
Installed seven Fanuc α21 machines for processing Honda hybrid car magnesium shell cases. Introduced a dedicated line at Enshu Manufacturing for Fuji Heavy gear cases.
Opened a branch office of Koirit Kiko in Gifu City. Strengthened sales for aerospace and LCD-related products.
September 2010
Underwent the Eco Action 21 audit to support green procurement. Certified in March 2023.
December 2010
Introduced Makino a61nx and Mazak 5-axis machining center VARIAXJS630-5XIII. Installed Fanuc αT21i.
Implemented the JIS Q 9100-2009 audit for aerospace. Received certification in June.
May 2011
Introduced the Makino MAGI 5-axis machining center for aerospace.
September 2011
Established the Tochigi factory of Koirit Kiko in Mibu-cho (within the Sosa Higashi Industrial Complex).
October 2011
Established a new line for Fuji Heavy oil pans at the Tochigi plant. Installed six Brother MC machines. Modified the line for Fuji Heavy gear cases: one horizontal MC and two vertical MCs.
Introduced the Mazzac V100N (X5,000 Y2,780) for large aircraft parts.
August 2012
On September 1, Kyori Kogyo Kogyo Co., Ltd. absorbed Seiwa Giken Co., Ltd.
September 1, 2013: Kyori Kiko Co., Ltd. absorbed Seiwa Giken Co., Ltd.
Established Tochigi Second Plant. Moved the TRK2 oil pan machining line from Alesti Tochigi. Commenced production.
Established the program company "KyoRitsu Kiko Vietnam Co., Ltd." in Hai No City, Vietnam.
April 2015
Completion of Tochigi Factory 2.
September 2015
Satoshi Saito appointed chairman, Noriyuki Saito appointed president. Introduced the main case line and merged two lines into one.
Introduced the Makino large 5-axis machine MAG3.W. Expanded into large aircraft parts.
March 2016
Introduced the second unit of the Makino large 5-axis machine MAG3.W. Started unmanned operation with six-member pallets.
Introduced the Mitsubishi gate-type 5-face machine MVR30. Supported increased production of LCD and semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
March 2017
Added four Brother MC units to support increased production of new film-type smart meters. Reached a capacity of 40,000 units per month.
September 2017
Established a new automated machining line for Subaru oil pans at the Tochigi plant using robots. Installed 16 Fanuc MC machines.
Introduced the second unit of the gate-type 5-face machine Mazzac 140N. Supported increased production of semiconductor and LCD lithography equipment.
July 2018
Introduced the Makino 5-axis machine T1. Started prototyping of difficult-to-machine materials other than aluminum.
April 2019
Introduced the vertical MC (Mazzac: FJV35/80). Aimed to shorten the process of LCD and semiconductor lithography equipment parts.
July 2019
Renovated the headquarters office.
April 2020
Introduced the Makino 5-axis machine a81. Began transactions with Kawasaki Heavy Industries Nishikobe.
July 2020
Revised the internal organizational structure, disbanded the machine tool sales department, and integrated it with the Kyori Kogyo Manufacturing Technology Division and Tochisei Machine Technology Division.
April 2021
Introduced the vertical MC (Mazzac: FJV 5Face100/120). Aimed to shorten the process of LCD and semiconductor lithography equipment parts.
May 2021
Seiji Saito became Chairman and Noriyuki Saito became President.
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