universal kigyo Co.,Ltd

Beneath the towering skyscrapers of Tokyo, Universal Kigyo Co.,Ltd. has quietly carved its niche. Universal Kigyo Co.,Ltd. isn’t your typical tourist destination. It’s a company steeped in history, dedicated to the meticulous world of radiation management and medical equipment. Founded in August 1988, Universal Kigyo Co.,Ltd. began its journey in the bustling district of Sotokanda, Tokyo. The company’s initial focus was on designing and manufacturing shielding containers and equipment for radioactive medical supplies. This was a time of significant growth in Japan’s nuclear medical field, and Universal Kigyo Co.,Ltd. grew alongside it, absorbing knowledge and refining its technological expertise. The company’s dedication to quality and customer satisfaction led to the establishment of a robust quality system, earning them the ISO13485 standard certification as a medical machine factory. Universal Kigyo Co.,Ltd. expanded its operations, constructing factories in Maekawa and Iizumi in Odawara. The company headquarters eventually moved to Odawara. Beyond containers and equipment, Universal Kigyo Co.,Ltd. ventured into the production of radiation measurement devices. They also developed medical supply automatic manufacturing devices, automatic quality approval devices, radiation shielding equipment, and auto injectors for patient medication. The company’s product range extends to metal and plastic containers for medical use, glassware, latex products, specialized hardware, medical instrument appliances, measurement machinery, optics machinery and tools, and air purifiers. They are involved in the production, sale, and lease of advanced medical equipment, as well as equipment repair. Universal Kigyo Co.,Ltd.’s commitment to “customer-first” principles drives them to constantly innovate and deliver high-quality products and services. They strive to create a perfect radiation control environment for their customers by attentively listening to their needs and feedback. Universal Kigyo Co.,Ltd. may not be a place of flashy lights and bustling crowds, but it stands as a testament to Japanese ingenuity and dedication to advancements in the medical field.