Metal Technology

Metal Technology, founded in 1960, is a key player in manufacturing and industrial machinery, specializing in advanced metal processing and heat treatment. Originating from RIKEN research, the company focused on practical industrial applications in Itabashi, Tokyo, initially with ferrite magnetic annealing and aluminum die casting heat treatment, guided by a philosophy of respect and harmony. This foundational period quickly led to expansion, necessitating the establishment of the Gunma Plant to accommodate growing demand.

As Metal Technology's business grew, particularly with orders for brazing and heat treatment from major electronics manufacturers, the company invested in new capabilities like vacuum furnaces and pursued continuous technological improvement. Increased demand from the Kansai region prompted the establishment of a second facility in Shiga Prefecture in 1960. Entering the defense and aircraft industries in the 1970s, they achieved Boeing Quality Standard Certification (BAC) in 1977, providing essential heat treatment for aircraft parts. Meet Metal Technology's team to understand the expertise driving these advancements.

Leveraging decades of experience, Metal Technology offers vacuum heat treatment, metal processing, and additive manufacturing systems, serving demanding sectors like aerospace and defense. With a revenue of $52.8M and 500-1,000 employees, the company maintains a significant operational footprint. Their historical growth, marked by strategic facility expansions and stringent quality standards, positions them as a reliable B2B provider in Asia.