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To seek appropriate profits and contribute to the community through our corporate activities, in order to ensure the welfare of all employees and the prosperity of the company. |
| 2. |
To raise and maintain quality standards through thoroughgoing
rationalization, in order to meet our customers' needs. |
| 3. |
For all employees to maintain a broad perspective and unite to foster MIC's stable long-term growth. |
| 1. |
Promotion of MIC-21 VISON: strengthening of the corporate structure, establishment of core technology, global business deployment. |
| 2. |
Realize the ongoing improvement of quality, cost and delivery times in line with changing customer needs. |
| 3. |
Seek the thorough enforcement of work based on ISO rules (including conformance with laws, ordinances and regulatory requirements). |
| Company Name |
Mizusawa Industry Corporation |
| Location |
93-4 Sakurayashiki Nishi, Mizusawa, Iwate, Japan,
023-0872 |
| Tel |
81-197-24-2250 |
| Fax |
81-197-24-0799 |
| Established |
July 26, 1978 |
| Capitalization |
15,000,000 yen |
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| Executives |
Chairperson |
HARADA Yutaka |
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CEO |
CHIBA Tokuo |
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Managing Director |
KONISHI Michio |
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Plant Manager |
SUGAWARA Mikio |
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Director |
IWABUCHI tsuneo |
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Comptroller |
SATO Katsuya |
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Founded in 1978 through joint investment by Teisan Diecast Industry (currently Metts Corporation) and Iwate Chuki Industry Co., Ltd. to meet the diecasting needs of northern Honshu.
Since 1981, Mizusawa Industry Corporation (MIC)
has been fully funded by Teisan Diecast Industry (Metts Corporation).
With an increase in capitalization to 15,000,000 yen MIC entered
the field of automobile parts.
In 1987, MIC adopted self-supporting accounting and grew to be a fully financially independent entity. We invested in Technology Industries, Inc. (El Paso, Texas) and have dispatched engineers to the United States. |
| 1978 (Sep) |
Founded as Teisan Casting and Machinery Industries, Co., Ltd.
Capitalized at 6,000,000 yen. |
| 1981 (Oct) |
Changed company name to Mizusawa Industry Corporation (MIC).
Increased capitalization to 15,000,000 yen. |
| 1983 (Nov) |
Expanded factory and added two 125-ton diecast machines for increased production. |
| 1985 (Aug) |
Expanded factory and added 350-ton and 650-ton diecast machines for increased production.
Began magnesium diecasting. |
| 1985 (Sep) |
Embarked on three-year plan for full automation of aluminum diecasting. |
| 1987（Sep） |
Transition to a company operating on a totally self-supporting accounting system. |
| 1989 (Aug) |
Introduction of finishing machine to realize integrated production process from casting to finishing. |
| 1993 (Dec) |
Introduced NC lathe to expand machining.
Upgraded two diecast machines to maintain product quality. |
| 1994 (Mar) |
Introduced electric discharging machine to improve mold maintenance. |
| 1995 (Apr) |
Dispatched two engineers to Technology Industries, Inc. (El Paso, TX). |
| 1995 (May) |
Opened new machining factory to expand business. |
| 1995 (Dec) |
Acquired stock in Technology Industries, Inc., seeking the
establishment of four production centers. |
| 1998 (Mar) |
Introduced a DC350 fully automatic magnesium cold machining machine. |
| 2003 (Mar) |
Introduced a DC650 fully automatic magnesium cold machining machine.
Introduced a DC350 fully automatic aluminum cold machining machine. |
| 2004 (Oct) |
Acquisition of ISO/TS16949 by IMMSA Co. in Mexico. |
| 2006 (Mar) |
Introduction of two spray robots (for both oil-based and water-based spraying) |
| 2006 (Aug) |
Magnetic fully automatic remodeling of the DC135T geared to total automation. |
| 2007 (Mar) |
Acquisition of ISO-9001 |
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| Clients |
Akita Atsumi Industry Co., Ltd.
Amadera Pneumatics Co., Ltd.
Okayama Corp.
Kioritz Corp.
Kyoshin System Service Inc.
Shindaiwa Kogyo Co., Ltd. |
Hitachi Koki Co., Ltd.
Hitachi, Ltd. Automotive Systems Group
Marumo Electric Co., Ltd.
Metts Corp.
Unisisa Kowa Co., Ltd.
Yokogawa Denshikiki Co., Ltd. |
End Users |
Max Co., Ltd.
Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
Suzuki Motor Corp.
Showa Corp. |
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