NAKAYAMA was founded in 1908, and it has been committed
to offering quality products for 100 years. The products include industrial machinery, crushing and screening systems
backed by our rich experience and continuous research and
development. |
Jun. 1908 |
Founded by
Juhachi Nakayama in Takeo city, producing gas engines, barley
pearling mills, and air compressors |
May. 1942 |
Manufactured bake crushers as commanded by the
army |
Nov. 1951 |
Upon Junhachi Nakayama's death ( the president and
founder), Yasuhiro Nakayama succeeded to the presidency of the company |
Mar. 1954 |
Began manufacturing single toggle
crushers |
Jun. 1962 |
Moved the head office and plant to the present
address |
Mar. 1964 |
Incorporated as Nakayama Iron
Works, Ltd. with the capital
of 15,000,000 |
Nov. 1965 |
Entered into a technological agreement on
crushers with Nihon Cement Co., Ltd., Kawara Steel Works (now: Taiheiyo
Engineering Corporation) |
Jan. 1968 |
Opened Tokyo branch |
Jul. 1969 |
Built No.2 plant (assembling factory) |
May. 1970 |
Began manufacturing crushing plants for
export |
Jul. 1971 |
Joined the Japan Industrial Machinery
Association |
Nov. 1971 |
Was appointed by Ministry of Finance as a
superior corporation in filling and payment of corporate tax |
Mar. 1973 |
Was approved by the Minister of Construction for
the construction work in installing equipment |
Apr. 1974 |
Expanded No.2 plant and built a welfare hall for
the workers |
Jan. 1980 |
Was awarded a prize by
Japan Association of Medium and Small Business Center |
Apr. 1981 |
Increased the capital up to
36,000,000 |
May. 1984 |
Developed giant jaw crusher for quarry
face |
Apr. 1987 |
Bought patent for Simbagrid from
Simibasan Intercom Ltd., U.K. Began manufacturing Simbagrid (mobile
grizzly) |
Dec. 1987 |
Developed new vertical shaft
impactor (Gyropactor) for crushing and improvement of aggregate shape. |
Apr. 1989 |
Increased the capital up to
54,000,000 |
Dec. 1989 |
Increased the capital up to
86,500.000. Osaka Small Business Investment Co., Ltd. invested and
joined Nakayama as a share holder |
Mar. 1990 |
Opened Osaka branch |
Jan. 1991 |
Completed new head office
building |
Feb. 1993 |
Expanded No.1 plant (machining
factory) |
Oct. 1993 |
Began manufacturing crawler-mounted
crushers |
Feb. 1996 |
Completed training
center |
May. 1996 |
Hiroshi Nakayama succeeded to the presidency of
the company |
Jun. 1996 |
Opened Nagoya
office |
May. 1997 |
Opened Singapore representative
office |
May. 1997 |
Opened N.C.S.S.
(Nakayama Crushing Service Singapore Pte Ltd.) |
Feb. 1998 |
Began manufacturing soil remediation
equipment |
May. 1998 |
Began manufacturing power roll
crusher |
Jun. 1999 |
Entered into a technological agreement
with
IHC of Holland ( cancelled in July, 2004) |
Apr. 2000 |
Became an ISO9001 certificated company |
Apr. 2003 |
Opened Hiroshima office |
Apr. 2003 |
Opened Sendai office |
Jun.
2005 |
Opened Shanghai representative office |
May 2008 |
Opened Tokyo
maintenance center |
Jun.
2008 |
Celebrated the
100th anniversary |
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