HAMA SEISAKUSHO
History
From our founding in 1958 to factory expansion, automation and digital production management.
- 1958
Founded
The founder, Hama, established Hama Kakosho in Kanamachi, Katsushika, Tokyo.
- 1962
Company incorporated
A new factory was built and the company became HAMA SEISAKUSHO.
- 1978
Production automation
Automatic machines were introduced to improve production efficiency.
- 1979
Takasu factory opened
A factory was established in Takasu, Misato, Saitama, with automatic CNC lathes.
- 1987
Togasaki factory opened
CNC lathes and machining centers were installed.
- 1990
Current president appointed
Kaoru Hama became Representative Director and President.
- 1995
Assembly department established
The Togasaki factory was rebuilt as a three-story facility and an assembly department was established.
- 1999
CAD/CAM introduced
CAD/CAM and office automation equipment were introduced.
- 2003
Togasaki office expanded
Administration and accounting functions were consolidated at the expanded Togasaki site.
- 2008
50th anniversary
The first sliding-headstock CNC turn-mill machine was introduced.
- 2011
Digital production management
A core business system and barcode management were introduced for orders and production progress.
- 2012
Togasaki site renovated
Exterior renovation and improvements to the workplace and organization were carried out.
- 2013
Takasu factory expanded
The factory relocated to a site 1.5 times larger, with LED lighting introduced.
- 2017
Management team renewed
Reiko Hama, Yuki Hama and Tomoya Hama were appointed to the board. Lighting throughout the Togasaki site was converted to LED.