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Industrial companies in Japan

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Kyoto, Japan

OMRON

Company type:Manufacturer

Sensing and control technology group with an industrial automation portfolio spanning controllers, sensors, motion and machine safety.

Capabilities: PLCs & Control Systems · HMI & Industrial ComputingPrimary role: Manufacturer
Tokyo, Japan

Oriental Motor

Company type:Manufacturer

Manufacturer of compact electric motors and motion products, including stepper motors, servo motors, motor drivers and electric actuators.

Capabilities: Motion Control & DrivesPrimary role: Manufacturer
Tokyo, Japan

SMC Corporation

Company type:Manufacturer

Manufacturer of pneumatic automation equipment, including air cylinders, directional valves, air preparation, vacuum equipment and electric actuators.

Capabilities: Pneumatics & Compressed AirPrimary role: Manufacturer
Tokyo, Japan

THK

Company type:Manufacturer

Manufacturer of linear-motion products, including linear guides, ball screws and electric actuator systems for industrial machinery.

Capabilities: Motion Control & DrivesPrimary role: Manufacturer
Tokyo, Japan

Tsugami

Company type:ManufacturerMachine Builder

Manufacturer of precision CNC machine tools, including automatic lathes, turning centres, machining centres, grinding machines and rolling machines.

Capabilities: CNC & Machine ToolsPrimary role: Manufacturer
Oguchi, Japan

Yamazaki Mazak

Company type:ManufacturerMachine Builder

Manufacturer of CNC machine tools, including multitasking machines, turning centres, machining centres and automated machining systems.

Capabilities: CNC & Machine ToolsPrimary role: Manufacturer

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