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Contents Page 目次 CONTENTS PAGE はじめに Foreword 2 協会の略史 A Brief History of JMTIA 3 協会の使命 JMTIA Mission 4 会員の種類 Member Categories 4 協会の主な業務と Main Business of JMTIA and 5 会員のメリット Membership Benefits 6 理事一覧 List of Directors 7 ホームページ JMTIA Web Site 7 会員リスト Members' List 8-15 会員別取扱いメーカー/商品一覧 Makers/Products, 17 distributed by each member ABC順メーカーリスト Maker Alphabetical Listing 35 製品別メーカー索引 Product Listing 47 1 はじめに ダイレクトリーの出版は当協会が金属加工業界の為に行う重要な事業の一つで、 １９５５年（昭和３０年）協会が発足した際、各輸入業者とその取扱商品一覧表を制作 したのが始まりです。 当初「エージェンシーリスト」と呼ばれましたが、その後１９９８ 年に「ダイレクトリー」と改称され、現在まで２年毎にエージェンシーリスト又はダイレク トリーを発行して参りました。 １９９９年１２月には協会のホームページを開設し、 ２００４年には工作機器、付属品、工具の分類を一新して、 その内容をアップデートし ました。 更に、２０１２年には会員情報をデータベース化することにより、多様な情報 を検索できるように再構築いたしました。 最新版ダイレクトリーはそのホームページ の内容を基に制作致しました。 輸入工作機械・器具、附属品、工具、部品等の購入、 又はサービスの際に本誌がお役に立てば幸甚に存じます。 ２０１４年８月 日本工作機械輸入協会 会長 千葉 雄三 Foreword Publication of the directory is one of the most important services provided by JMTIA for the metal working industries. When JMTIA was established in 1955, a list of members with their product lines was published. In the beginning it was called “Agency List” and in 1998, the name was changed to “Directory”. JMTIA has published “Agency List” or “Directory” every two years since 1955. In December, 1999 JMTIA opened its own website, which was renewed with new classification of machine accessories and tools in 2004. Furthermore, in 2012, JMTIA website recreated so that we can search a various kinds of information by utilizing the database of members’ information. The latest directory is edited based on the contents of JMTIA website. We hope you will find this directory useful for your business development in sales, purchase and/or maintenance. August, 2014 Yuzo CHIBA Chairman Japan Machine Tool Importers’ Association 2 協会の略史（１９５５年～２０１4 年） １９５５年４月２０日大阪において工作機械の有力輸入商社２９社が創立総会を開催 し、輸入工作機械協会を発足させた。 その後、優秀なマザーマシンの導入を通じ壊 滅状態にあった日本の製造業の復興に貢献すると共に、１９６２年には専門見本市 として第 1 回工作機械国際見本市の開催に尽力した。 １９８３年には輸入関税が撤 廃されたが、会員企業の輸出取扱いが増えた為１９６６年から１９７８年までの間、 当協会は日本工作機械貿易協会と呼ばれた。 １９６３年に事務所を芝から現在地 の虎ノ門へ移転し、更に１９７９年に協会の名称を現在の日本工作機械輸入協会に 改称した。 ８０年代後半から９０年代始めにかけて日米貿易摩擦が問題となった際、 工作機械はその象徴的商品の一つと指摘された。 当協会は工作機械の輸入促進 を通じてこの問題の沈静化に尽力し、以来業界の貿易不均衡の是正に貢献してい る。 ２００６年２月には、「創立５０周年記念誌」を発刊した。 ２０１４年９月には、「シカゴ国際工作機械見本市」（IMTS２０１４）へ視察団を派遣し、 １０月には、「ＪＩＭＴＯＦ２０１４」に会員３６社が最先端の工作機械を出展する。 A Brief History of JMTIA (1955 - 2014) 29 leading importers of machine tool gathered in Osaka on April 20, 1955, to form the Association of Machine Tool Importers. Since then the association contributed to reconstruct the devastated manufacturing industries in Japan through the introduction of high quality mother machine and endeavored to organize the first Japan International Machine Tool Fair in 1962. Duty free import for machine tool officially started in 1983, while due to the increase of export business by the members, the association was called “Machine Tool Traders’ Association of Japan” for 1966-1978. The office of association moved from Shiba to Toranomon in 1963, and the name changed to the present JMTIA, Japan Machine Tool Importers’ Association, in 1979. In the late 80s, machine tool was held up as one of the symbolic products causing trade friction between U.S.A. and Japan. JMTIA contributed to calm it down and continues to aim for better trade balance through its promotion of machine tool import. JMTIA published “Global Business Half Century” to celebrate its 50th anniversary in February, 2006. JMTIA will dispatch a mission to IMTS2014 in September, 2014 and in November, 36 JMTIA members will exhibit the most advanced machine tools at JIMTOF2014. 3 協会の使命 本協会は、 金属切削型工作機械、 鍛圧機械、 測定・検査機器、 産業ロボット、 CAD/CAM システム、 切削工具、 工作用付属機器等 金属加工製造設備及び技術 の健全な輸入の発展と会員共通の利益を増進する為の事業を行い、 以って我が国 産業及び経済の発展に貢献する事を目的とする。 Mission JMTIA is to contribute to the development of Japanese industry and economy by promoting imports of metal working equipment and technology such as cutting machine tools, forming machine tools, measuring/testing equipment, robotics, CAD/CAM systems, cutting tools and accessories and by holding various events which are common benefit to members. 会員の種類 会員は正会員、 賛助会員（協会の趣旨に賛同し後援する会員） 及び 名誉会員 （在日大使館等）より成り、 入会申込の理事会による承認をもって会員とする。 正会員には機械本体を主として取扱う機械部会員、 工具・周辺機器等を取り扱う 工具・機器部会員 及び 据付、 保守、 サービス業務を担当するメンテナンス部会 員よりなる。 Member Categories Membership consists of the regular members, supporting members and the honorary members. The regular members are composed of “Machinery Division”, “Tool & Accessory Division” and “Maintenance Division”. The enrollment shall be subject to approval by the directors’ meeting. 4 協会の主な事業と会員のメリット 1. 工作機械類及びその周辺商品の日本への輸入を促進します。 2. 協会会員の共通の利益を図る為の施策を講じそれを推進します。 3. 行政官庁に対し業界団体として輸入を拡大推進すべく、意見具申、施策要請及びその 実現の為の折衝を行います。 4. JIMTOF を始め国内各地で開かれる工作機械・工具の各種展示会を主催又は協賛致 します。 その際、割安の料金で有利な小間取りが可能です。 5. シカゴのIMTS や欧州の EMO 等海外の展示会へ低廉な費用で輸入促進ミッションを 派遣します。 その際、 展示しているメーカーは勿論友好関係にある海外各国の工業 会から最新の情報を入手する事が出来ます。 6. 会員相互の販売提携を推進する事で販路の開拓や取扱商品の拡大を計る事が出来 ます。 7. 会員の情報をマスメディアに紹介し新聞や技術雑誌に掲載する事によって広報活動の 一環としてご利用頂けます。 8. PL 保険へ団体として加入します。 低廉な保険料で迅速なサービスを受ける事が出 来る上に PL を念頭においたカタログなど販売資料の作り方を無償で教示されます。 9. 他の関係機関と連携して講演会やセミナーを開催し内外の工作機械関連技術の開発 に関する情報を得る機会を会員に提供致します。 10. アフターサービスに関する指導、相談。 会員はサービス業務を協会指定のアフター サービス専門の会員に依頼する事が出来ます。 更に協会が輸入機に対する標準サ ービス料金を設定しユーザーと会員双方の便宜を計ります。 11. 内外の関係諸団体との交流を通じ工作機械類の研究・開発・市場に関する情報の収 集し会員に提供します。 12. 海外のメーカーが適切な代理店を選択出来る様、会員に関する情報を海外に紹介し ます。 13. 会報、 ダイレクトリー、 新商品データ、 輸入統計、 関連税制等の資料を会員に 無償で提供します。 14. 協会のホームページ（夫々の会員のホームページにリンク）に会員の取扱商品を掲 載し広く PR する事が出来ます。 15. 会員相互の親睦、 情報交換、 輸入促進策の討議、 事務局との質疑応答、等を目 的に懇談会を適宜開催致します。 5 Main business of JMTIA and benefit for membership: (1) Promote the importing business for machine tools and peripheral products to Japan. (2) Execute various events in the common interests of JMTIA members. (3) Deal with Japanese government bodies, as a trade association in this sector, to promote import business by proposing proper measures and legislation. (4) Organize or sponsor various exhibitions, including JIMTOF (Japan International Machine Tool Fair). Regular members can participate with discounted rate for booths that have better exposure. (5) Dispatch import promotion missions to exhibitions held overseas, such as IMTS in Chicago and EMO in Europe at reasonable cost. Taking this opportunity, newest information can be obtained from exhibitors and overseas associations, with which we keep good relationships. (6) Foster sales collaboration among JMTIA members in order to provide them with the possibility of developing new sales routes and increasing the range of their lines. (7) Introduce information about JMTIA members to mass media, such as newspapers and magazines. (8) Arrange group participation in product liability insurance for better and quicker service from insurance company including a reasonable premium and free advice on sales documents. (9) Provide opportunities for members to participate in lectures/seminars, where the latest technological information on the development of machines can be obtained. (10) Consult with members about maintenance services to customers. Members can upgrade the level of their maintenance service by using engineering companies in the association. We also set up a standard rate for repair/maintenance service, acceptable by both our members and the users of imported machine tools. (11) Communicate and cooperate with other allied associations both in Japan and overseas to collect information on market trend and new development of machines. (12) Provide members’ information to overseas suppliers so that they may choose right importer. (13) Provide members with the JMTIA newsletter, membership list, overseas market/technical information, import statistics, tax information etc. free of charge. (14) For sales promotion, members can place product information on JMTIA’s website, which is linked to websites of each member company. (15) Organize informal meetings for members to exchange information, to discuss import strategies, to socialize with other fellow members and to talk with JMTIA office staff. 6 理事一覧 （２０１４年８月現在） 役 職 名 氏 名 （敬称略） 会 社 名 会 長 千 葉 雄 三 （株）シーケービー 副会長 野 中 治 孝 （株）ゴーショー 副会長 井 坂 敏 郁 ＮＫワークス（株） 監査理事 平 田 憲 一 伊藤忠マシンテクノス（株） 監査理事 金 子 一 彦 三宝精機工業（株） 理 事 松 川 茂 YKT（株） 理 事 渡 辺 敏 （株）キャプテン インダストリーズ 理 事 浅 野 善 規 ワルターエワーグジャパン（株） 理 事 池 田 実 システム・スリーアール日本（株） 理 事 余 川 忠 福田交易（株） 理 事 野 村 道 博 グリーソンアジア（株） 理 事 大 田 凱 敬 ダイナミックツール㈱ 専務理事 山 下 敏 久 日本工作機械輸入協会 List of Directors (as of August, 2014) Title Name Company Name Chairman Mr. Yuzo CHIBA CKB CORPORATION Vice Chairman Mr. Harutaka NONAKA GOSHO Co., Ltd. Vice Chairman Mr. Toshifumi ISAKA NK WORKS CO., LTD. Director/Auditor Mr. Ken-ichi HIRATA ITOCHU MACHINE-TECHNOS CORP. Director/Auditor Mr. Kazuhiko KANEKO SANPO SEIKI Co., Ltd. Director Mr. Shigeru MATSUKAWA YKT CORPORATION Director Mr. Hayashi WATANABE CAPTAIN INDUSTRIES, INC. Director Mr. Yoshinori ASANO Walter Japan K.K. Director Mr. Minoru IKEDA System 3R JAPAN CO., LTD. Director Mr. Ted YOKAWA FUKUDA CORPORATION Director Mr. Michihiro NOMURA Gleason Asia Co., Ltd. Director Mr. Yoshiyuki OTA DYNAMIC TOOLS CORPORATION President Mr. Toshihisa YAMASHITA JMTIA ホームページ : http://www.jmtia.gr.jp メーカー名、 商品の種類、 輸入業者名それぞれから検索可能です。 最新の輸入統計も参照できます。 英語版はトップページの”ENGLISH”をクリックして下さい。 Website : http://www.jmtia.gr.jp 3 different SEARCHs : by makers, by products and by importers. Up-dated statistics of machine tool import to Japan are available. For English version, just click “ENGLISH” that appears on the main page. 7 日本工作機械輸入協会会員リスト （ＡＢＣ順） 平成２６年８月現在 会 社 名 郵便番号 住 所 TEL FAX ＊ Company Name 〒 Code Address M アンガー・マシニング・ジャパン株式会社 216-0011 神奈川県川崎市宮前区犬蔵3-6-211 044-976-6752 044-976-6752 ANGER MACHINING JAPAN 105-0004 東京都港区新橋１－１１－７ 新橋センタープレイスビル７階 03-6757-3730
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