20 Companies in Kanagawa

Sodick Co., Ltd is a manufacturer and supplier of machine tools, injection molding machines, food machines and LED products, headquartered in Yokohama, Japan. Its portfolio spans nano-level precision machines, magnesium alloy injection machines, noodle steam sterilizers, LED products and electronic components. These products are used in food processing, electronics, LED and lighting, manufacturing and machining, and the plastics and injection molding industries. Sodick maintains development, production and service locations in several countries, among them the United States, China, Thailand, India and Singapore.

Sanko Machinery Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of packaging equipment for packets, sachets and small bags, founded in 1970 and headquartered in Sagamihara City, Japan. Its product line covers powder and granule packaging machines, liquid and paste packaging machines, and stick packaging machines. The company provides a means of packaging raw materials into packets and adapts its products to individual customer requirements. Maintenance and overhaul services for existing packaging machines are also offered. Food processing, personal care, chemical processing, agriculture and pharmaceutical markets are served.

Tokyo Cosmos Electric Co., Ltd., also known as TOCOS, was established in 1957 and is based in Zama, Kanagawa, Japan. The company is a manufacturer and distributor of environmentally-friendly electronic components serving the automotive, agricultural, health care, entertainment, and home appliance industries. Its products include capacitors, switches, optoelectronic devices, potentiometers, encoders, heaters, film heaters, rotary position/angle sensors, and incremental encoders.

Techno Drive Co., Ltd. is a Japanese manufacturer of motor drive systems established in 1993 and based in Kanagawa. Its product range covers programmable drivers, motion controls, stepping motors, factory automation systems, auto-focus systems, and automated alignment systems. Drivers are built with bipolar motors, while motion controllers are offered in 1-axis and 2-axis configurations. Micro-stepping technology is applied in the design and development of the drive systems, which are compact and intended for low-vibration operation and precision positioning.

Schaeffler Japan Co., Ltd. is based in Yokohama, Kanagawa, and operates as a subsidiary of the German Schaeffler Group, a maker and supplier of precision components and systems. The Japanese entity was founded in 2006. Its product portfolio includes plain bearings, ball bearing splines, linear motion systems, angular contact bearings, needle bearings, bearing rollers and ball bearings. These components and systems are applied in engines, transmissions and chassis across automotive and industrial settings. Technical assistance, product consulting and after-sales support are among the services offered.

Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation, established in 2017 and based in Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan, is a Toshiba division that provides designs for end-product developers together with semiconductor and drive equipment. Its storage line covers cloud-scale and enterprise-level products and PC hard drives. Semiconductor offerings include SiC power devices, MOSFETs, IGBTs, IEGTs, isolators, solid-state relays, power management and intelligent power ICs, diodes, bipolar transistors, microcontrollers, automotive devices, ICs for wireless communication equipment, general-purpose logic ICs, radio-frequency devices, sensors, and linear image sensors. The division employs roughly 23,100 people.

Shinkoh Electronics is a Japanese manufacturer and retailer of electrical semiconductor products, founded in 1974 and located in Kanagawa. Its portfolio covers photo reflectors, prism photo sensors, photo interrupters, and photo interrupter separator-type and actuator-type devices, alongside photodiodes, photomicrosensors, infrared LEDs and sensors, UV LEDs, optical and motion sensors, motion detectors and controllers, stepping motors, brushless motors, and DC motors. These components support object detection, button detection, coin and bill passing detection, barcode reading, and mark detection in amusement machines, slot machines, and cash machines, as well as mechanism, cover, and object detection in testing, medical, and analytical equipment.

HIROSE ELECTRIC CO., LTD. is a Japanese manufacturer of electronic and electrical connectors founded in Tokyo in 1937 and headquartered in Yokohama, Kanagawa. The company operates eight factories across Japan, China, Korea, Malaysia and Indonesia, supported by sales and service offices in the United States, Europe and Singapore. Its catalog exceeds 50,000 items, covering fiber optic connectors, sealed connectors, card edge connectors, half pitch connectors, flat printed circuit (FPC) connectors, modular jacks, automotive connectors, floating connectors and high current electric connectors. HRS also provides advanced engineering services for customer-specific requirements and after-sales support. Its connectors serve the consumer electronics, automotive and telecommunications industries. The company employs 5,070 people.

Sumitomo Electric Device Innovations, Inc. is a manufacturer and supplier of wireless and optical products, established in 1897 and based in Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan. Its portfolio includes electron, optical, and coherent devices, chip carriers, TOSA, ROSA, power amplifiers, and transceivers, along with high electron mobility transistors (HEMT). The company holds certified environmental management systems and offers devices characterized by high speed, accuracy, and low power consumption. Its products are used in applications related to environmental solutions and protection, with an emphasis on eco-friendly offerings.

Anritsu Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer of electronic measuring instruments, quality assurance systems, and information and telecommunication equipment and devices. Based in Atsugi, Kanagawa, the company was established in 1931. Its test and measurement portfolio includes power meters, power sensors and conformance test systems. For food safety and security, it supplies X-ray inspection systems, metal detectors and checkweighers. Instrumentation-grade adapters and optical sensing equipment serve IT applications. Anritsu's stock was listed on the second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 1961 and moved to the first section in 1968. The company employs 4,168 people.

Graphtec Corporation is a manufacturer and distributor of computer input and output devices, established in 1949 and headquartered in Totsuka-ku, Yokohama, Japan. The company's imaging products include grit cutters, flatbed cutters and scanners, while its instrument line covers loggers and recorders. Sign-making, printing, scanning and digitisation technology are among the applications for these items. Many imaging and instrument products require compatible media, and some ship with application software or a software driver needed to ensure functionality and hardware compatibility, so users can make full use of the devices' capabilities.

The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd. is a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1917 and headquartered in Hiratsuka City, Kanagawa. It produces tires for passenger cars, light trucks, commercial trucks and buses, and off-the-road mining and construction equipment. Beyond tires, the product range covers marine hoses, conveyor belts, aerospace products, wheels, prepregs, steel belts, hydraulic hose and high-pressure hose fittings. The company operates in the US market and works with distributors worldwide. Its operations incorporate carbon-neutral practices, resource recycling, and sustainable procurement of natural rubber while balancing economic activity with harmony toward local communities and nature. The company employs 28,468 people.

MIKI PULLEY CO., LTD. was founded in 1939 and is headquartered in Kawasaki City, Japan. The company manufactures solutions for power transmission and control problems. Its products include couplings for high-precision power transmission, electromagnetic clutches and brakes that engage when energized, and speed changers and reducers for machinery speed control. The company also offers inverters, linear shaft drives, rotation speed indicators, torque limiters, and ROSTA rubber springs. Its listed product range further covers electrical actuators, shock absorbers, control panels, induction motors, tachometers, DC motors, geared motors, flexible couplings, motor brakes, and worm gear speed reducers.

ULVAC, Inc. is a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1952 and headquartered in Kanagawa. It supplies vacuum equipment, components, peripheral devices, and materials serving the solar cell and semiconductor sectors, among others. Its operations span six business areas, covering materials, components, electronic devices, semiconductors, and flat panel display production equipment. Product lines include roll coaters, semiconductor and LED production equipment, leak detectors, and vacuum brazing furnaces. The company holds ISO9001 certification. Net sales for fiscal 2022 reached 227.5 billion Japanese Yen, with semiconductor and electronic device production equipment accounting for 34 percent of that figure.

Socionext Corporation is a fabless ASIC supplier headquartered in Yokohama, Japan, established in March 2015 through the merger of Fujitsu and Panasonic system LSI businesses, with the Development Bank of Japan, Fujitsu and Panasonic as private shareholders. The company employs roughly 2,500 people worldwide. Socionext Europe operates from Langen near Frankfurt, with further offices in Munich, Maidenhead in the UK and Linz, Austria; Socionext America Inc. is based in Santa Clara, California. It offers standard and customizable SoC solutions for automotive, consumer and industrial sectors. Listed products include ASICs, SoCs, custom ICs, millimeter wave radar evaluation kits, video interfaces and demodulators.

Kyodo International, Inc. was established in 1970 and is based in Kawasaki-shi, Japan. The company manufactures and distributes microfabrication tools and equipment. Its range covers deposition tools, photolithography equipment, etching machines, CMP processing units and nanoimprinting tools, applied in the development and production of electronic components and systems. Additional items handled include UV curing systems, spin coaters, resist coaters, nanoimprint machines, lithographers, water and liquid sensors, leak detection bands, CO2 incubators, sampling and syringe pumps, digital light meters, cell culture vessels, liquid dispensers, image measuring instruments and magnetic beads. Customers come from electronics manufacturing, MEMS production and life sciences. Services include sale, repair and overhaul of consumable parts.

Shibaura Mechatronics Corporation was established in 1939 and is headquartered in Yokohama, Japan. The company manufactures and supplies a range of production equipment. Its product line includes FPD manufacturing equipment for array, cell, and module processes, as well as semiconductor manufacturing equipment, vacuum equipment, and other equipment used in manufacturing applications. The company also develops and produces vending machines that are compatible with numerous electronic payment systems, including credit cards and electronic money. It employs 1,221 people.

Ono Sokki is a Japanese manufacturer of electronic measurement instruments headquartered in Kanagawa, founded in 1954. The company produced Japan's first digital tachometer for jet engines and later introduced the country's first box-type FFT analyzer. Its product range covers Fast Fourier Transform analyzers, frequency meters, sound level meters, tachometers, vibrometers and vibration level meters, including non-contact and tabletop laser Doppler vibrometer models such as the LV-1800. The LA-7000 series sound level meters integrate recording, analysis and processing functions. The company supports automotive testing, mechanical acoustics and vibration analysis, and provides calibration and maintenance services for its instruments.

Coreless Motor Co., Ltd. is based in Yamato, Kanagawa, Japan, and manufactures coreless motors and related components. The company was established in 2017 through the merger of M-Link Co. Ltd., IC Fan V-Tech Co. Ltd., and Coreless Motor Co., Ltd. Its product lineup includes coreless AC servo motors, coreless brushless DC motors, and coreless IC fan motors. It also provides custom design and development services, opto-mechanical assembly, and optical coating. The company chiefly serves client manufacturers of automobiles, aircraft, and heavy machinery.

Shoritsu Electric Industry Co., Ltd. was established in 1958 and is headquartered in Kawasaki City, Japan. The company manufactures printed circuit boards, mount assemblies and custom solutions, including custom boards and PCB mounting, as well as complete final product assembly. It also develops and produces electronic device solder wire, soldering iron cleaners and automatic soldering devices. Capabilities include small-batch and high-variety production, short delivery times, low-cost component purchasing through subsidiaries, and reproduction of discontinued products. The company employs 104 people.