Metal Technology

Metal Technology, founded in 1960, is a specialized industrial manufacturing firm headquartered in Hayashidachoushimoise, Japan. The company provides advanced metal processing services, including vacuum heat treatment, brazing, and additive manufacturing systems. With a workforce of 500-1,000 employees, the firm maintains a strong operational footprint in the industrial machinery sector, leveraging decades of expertise in metallurgical engineering to serve high-precision markets such as aerospace and defense.

The organization’s technical capabilities evolved from early ferrite magnetic annealing and aluminum die casting to sophisticated vacuum furnace operations. Metal Technology achieved the Boeing Quality Standard Certification (BAC) in 1977, solidifying its role as a reliable provider for aircraft-related components, including B727 parts. Their operational philosophy emphasizes technical precision and process reliability, ensuring consistent quality across all metal treatment services. Meet Metal Technology's team to learn about their leadership and engineering expertise.

Operating with a focus on industrial innovation, the company continues to expand its service portfolio in machining and metal processing technology. By integrating vacuum heat treatment with modern additive manufacturing, Metal Technology addresses complex requirements for electronics and heavy industry manufacturers. The firm’s long-standing history, dating back to its origins in Itabashi, Tokyo, reflects a commitment to industrial harmony and technological advancement. With annual revenue of $52.8M, the company remains a key player in the Japanese manufacturing landscape, consistently delivering high-performance solutions for global supply chains and specialized industrial applications.