Koike Factory

In 1918, a spark ignited in Tokyo. This spark was the founding of Koike Factory. Koike Factory, originally Koike Seisankusho, began its journey in the bustling heart of Tokyo, Japan. The company quickly became a vital part of Japan’s industrial landscape. Koike Factory initially focused on gas apparatus and welding equipment. They later expanded into metal cutting machine tools. This expansion solidified their reputation as innovators in the industry. Koike Factory partnered with Toshiba Corporation in 1966. Together they developed Japan’s first numerically controlled gas cutting machine. This marked a major milestone in the company’s history. It showcased their commitment to technological advancement. Fast forward to 1981. Koike Factory achieved another groundbreaking feat. They developed and launched the world’s first oxygen-plasma cutting system, the KPC-200A. This innovation revolutionized the cutting industry. It cemented Koike Factory’s position as a global leader. From its humble beginnings in Tokyo, Koike Factory has expanded its reach worldwide. They now have subsidiaries in numerous countries. These include Europe, the Middle East, North America, China, South Korea, and India. Koike Factory’s products and services are available in over 80 countries. Their global network of 18 group companies and dealers ensures widespread accessibility. Koike Factory’s enduring success stems from their dedication to combining advanced technology with customer needs. For over 100 years, they have consistently delivered high-quality cutting solutions. They serve diverse industries. These include shipbuilding, steel construction, automotive, machinery and equipment, and other metal industries. Koike Factory remains committed to the spirit of cutting. They continue to push the boundaries of innovation. Their legacy of excellence began in Tokyo and continues to shape the global cutting industry.