1935 |
Established as Daito Kogyo Inoue Seisakujo. Manufactured gear pumps for machine tools, gear pumps for hydraulic pressure, and universal ball joints. |
1944 |
Reorganized as Daito Kogyo Co., Ltd. |
1947 |
Developed and manufactured high-pressure gear pump for hydraulic pressure. |
1950 |
As the chemical industry developed, R&D and production of gear pumps having resistance to heat, resistance to acid/alkali, and for high-viscosity liquids started. |
1952 |
A mechanical seal was used for the shaft seal of gear pumps to give vacuum resistance, enabling the suction of liquid from vacuum tanks, transportation, and other uses. |
1953 |
Osaka Office opened. |
1954 |
Factory 2 constructed. |
1961 |
Omiya Factory constructed. Commercial production facilities of compact and standard gear pumps completed. |
1963 |
Capital increased to 60 million yen. |
1967 |
Gear pumps for high polymer chemistry spinning dope developed. |
1969 |
Series of NS type sanitary pumps for high viscosity liquids developed. |
1971 |
Factory 2 renovated, test facilities for gear pumps constructed. |
1983 |
Compact, high-speed FR-type gear pump for diesel oil/kerosene developed. |
1986 |
Assembly plant of Omiya Factory completed. |
2003 |
Seal-less gear pump MC type developed. |
2013 |
Our heat-resistant seal-less gear pump received the first prize of Arakawa-ku’s New Products and Technologies Award.
The company received the first prize of Tokyo Management Innovation Plan. |
2014 |
5-axes control vertical machining center, 3D coordinate measuring machine, gear measuring machine and surface roughness measuring machine introduced. |