Company Profile

Company Profile

  • Address of Head Office 630-1 Setakamachi Matsuda, Miyama-shi, Fukuoka, Japan
    835 -0011
    Phone : 0944-63-4840
    Fax : 0944-64-1004
  • Executives President and Chief Executive Officer　　Shin Hamachi
    Chairman and Chief Executive Officer　　Seiji Hamachi
    Director and Consultant　　　Kiyoshi Hamachi
    Inspecting Officer　　　　　　Kunio Chofu
  • Capital ￥32,000,000
  • Number of Employees 76
  • Primary Banks Chikuho Bank, Setaka Branch;
    The Bank of Fukuoka, Setaka Branch;
    Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Omuta Branch;
    The Bank of Fukuoka, Shingu Branch;
    The Bank of Saga, Hakozaki Branch
  • Business Area Manufacture of glass volumeters, glass instruments for laboratory analysis, and industrial glass products
    Sales of scientific instruments and laboratory consumables
    Processing and sales of etched glass and other materials
    Manufacture and sales of chemicals for the chemical industry
    Processing and sales of plate and sheet glass

Address

  • Shingu Branch 3-8-17 Kaminofukita, Shingu-machi, Kasuya-gun,
    Fukuoka, Japan 811-0123［MAP］
    Phone: 092-962-1011
    Fax : 092-962-1031     新宮事業所地図
  • Miyama Branch 630-1 Setakamachi Matsuda, Miyama-shi,
    Fukuoka, Japan 835-0011［MAP］
    Phone : 0944-63-4840
    Fax : 0944-64-1004     みやま事業所地図
  • Chikugo Branch 82-17 Kumano, Chikugo-shi,
    Fukuoka, Japan 833-0055［MAP］
    Phone : 0942-51-1200
    Fax : 0942-51-1201     筑後事業所地図

Company History

  • 1932 Hamachi Store Co. Ltd. Is founded in Yahata City (now Kitakyushu)
  • 1937 Hamachi Seisakusho is founded in Yahata City (now Kitakyushu City) Commissioned retail of cutting tools, weighing and measuring instruments, and glass laboratory instruments commences.
  • 1939 Production of laboratory volumeters and glass measures commences
  • 1945 Factory evacuates to Setakamachi in Yamato District, Fukuoka (now Miyama City) due to World War II
  • 1946 License obtained from the Ministry of International Trade and Industry for the production of laboratory volumeters and glass measures

  • Climbing Co., Ltd.

    1960
    The company name is changed to Fuji Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
    1971
    An agreement is formed and contract manufacturing as a partner factory for Iwaki Glass Co., Ltd. commences.
    1979
    Capital is increased to ¥12,000,000
    1987
    Sales headquarters open at the Fukuoka Distribution Center in Higashi-ku, Fukuoka
    1988
    Capital is increased to ¥24,000,000
    1997
    Yamaguchi Riken LLC, a manufacturer of glass instruments for laboratory analysis is acquired and the company name is changed to Climbing Co., Ltd.
    1998
    Capital is increased to ¥32,000,000
    1999
    The Chikugo Factory is established in Kumano, Chikugo City, Fukuoka, and a product center opens
    2000
    The Setaka Factory receives Japanese Industrial Standards certification
    2003
    All departments obtain ISO9001 (Quality Management Systems) and ISO14001 (Environmental Management Systems) certifications
    2008
    Daiwatec, Inc. becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary company Production of electronic glass machinery and materials are transferred from Daiwatec, Inc.
    2010
    Headquarters and the product center are transferred to Shingu in Kasuya District and consolidated The Chikugo Factory receives Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) certification
    2016
    Daiwatec, Inc. is merged by acquisition

  • Daiwatec, Inc.

    1956
    Daiwa Seisakusyo, LLC is established in Fukuoka City
    1959
    Restructuring in Daiwa Seisakusyo, LLC
    1960
    Establishment of the main factory in Tokoji, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka
    1961
    Joins the Japan Printed Glass Industry Association and obtains a patent for multicolor curved surface printing
    1966
    Mass production of secondary processed products in collaboration the Sasaki Glass Co., Ltd. factory
    1973
    A facility to dispose of large amounts of liquid waste and gas waste is completed in accordance with antipollution regulations
    1976
    The specialized chemical manufacturing department opens and acid cleaner surface treatment chemicals are developed
    1986
    Headquarters and factory relocated to Shingu, Kasuya District, Fukuoka
    1988
    A new plate glass processing department is established and sandblasting, acid treatment, and manufacture of frosted glass commences
    1989
    The company name is changed to Daiwatec, Inc.
    1991
    The plate glass processing department factory is extended so as to meet the demand for large-scale plate glass processing
    1993
    Large automatic sandblasting machines are introduced and BC (large panel chemical etching) is developed
    2003
    A new electronic glass department is established and organic EL panels are developed and mass processed
    2008
    Integration with Climbing Co., Ltd., a sister company since the company's foundation