Japan Medical Devices Suppliers

SPI Engineering Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer and supplier of electronic, precision, and medical equipment founded in 2006 and based in Nagano City, Nagano, Japan. The company focuses on developing products intended to improve user convenience and comfort, applying established technology alongside refined design ideas. Its product line includes industrial endoscopes, cameras, monitors, and attachments. The company operates with a workforce of 10 employees.

GL Sciences Inc. is a Tokyo, Japan-based manufacturer established in 1968 that produces gas and liquid chromatography equipment, pretreatment equipment and related laboratory products. Its line includes liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry columns, gas chromatography/mass spectrometry capillary columns, gas chromatography packed columns and absorbents, disposable filters, tubing products, bioproducts and cells. These products are applied in petrochemistry, pharmaceuticals, medicine, semiconductors and cosmetics, as well as in water pollution, residual pesticide and environmental analysis. The company employs 452 people.

Shimadzu Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer of precision instruments, measuring instruments and medical equipment, established in 1875 and located in Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto. Its analytical and measuring lines include chromatographs and spectrometers used for quality control and research and development in environmental, life science and pharmaceutical work. Medical products and systems support early detection and treatment of diseases such as cancer. The company also supplies vacuum equipment and industrial machinery for manufacturing operations. It employs 13,499 people and serves industries including pharmaceuticals, environmental testing and research institutions.

Junkosha Inc. is a manufacturer founded in 1954 and headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, specializing in tubes for electrical insulation. In 1961 it developed the world's first melt-processable FEP fluoropolymer products, which gained traction in the Japanese market as the computer age arrived. The product portfolio spans wire and cable, tube and fittings, sensors, and injection-molded goods. Specific offerings include RF cables, microwave coaxial cable assemblies, tubes for indwelling needles and catheters, heat-resistant flexible hoses for dialysis, and cables and tubes for medical robots.