Company Information

Company Name	Ikeda Jidokiki Co., Ltd.
Head Office and Factory	4-18-17 Higashi-Komatsugawa, Edogawaku, Tokyo 132-0033,
TEL	+81-3-5674-3161
FAX	+81-3-3869-3641
Established	June 1, 1979
Capital	10 million yen
President	Omori Minoru
Main equipment	Machining center Vertical milling machine Ordinary lathe Engraving machine Tool polishing machine Material cutting machine Non-contact 3D imaging measuring machine Digital measuring microscope CAD computer for design CADCAM for 3D processing Linear height gauge Blasting equipment High-pressure washing machine	12 2 1 1 3 3 1 1 6 1 1 1 1

Company Name

Ikeda Jidokiki Co., Ltd.

Head Office and Factory

4-18-17 Higashi-Komatsugawa, Edogawaku, Tokyo 132-0033,

TEL

+81-3-5674-3161

FAX

+81-3-3869-3641

Established

June 1, 1979

Capital

10 million yen

President

Omori Minoru

Main equipment

Machining center
Vertical milling machine
Ordinary lathe
Engraving machine
Tool polishing machine
Material cutting machine
Non-contact 3D imaging measuring machine
Digital measuring microscope
CAD computer for design
CADCAM for 3D processing
Linear height gauge
Blasting equipment
High-pressure washing machine

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1970	Manufactured first progressive automatic nesting machine (type M1).
1976	Assembly line of ignition nozzles of disposable cigarette lighters was completed.
1979	Manufactured first automatic nesting machine (type T1).
1982	Connector line for electronic equipment was completed.
1985	Line with silver solder for PGA pins was completed. System to align crystal boards before evaporation was completed.
1990	Automatic assembly transfer machines for PGA packages were developed and many of them were delivered.
1992	To improve the performances and the safety levels of the automatic nesting machines, new models were brought out and compact machines were developed to satisfy the new demands.
1989～1992	Automatic line to assemble switches and receptacles was completed.
1994	Automatic equipment to assemble keyboard rubber springs was developed and many were delivered.
1996	Introduced touch panel controllers that store 100 programs of data.
1998	Automatic nesting machines of the low-vibration balancer type (type VB) were developed.
1999～2005	Automatic nesting machines and transfer machines for various electronic device components, such as chip condensers, were developed based on low-vibration nesting machines and many of them were delivered.
2006～2009	Developed an automatic transfer and relocation device for ultra-thin electronic components (t=0.025), and delivered a large number of units.
2010	The TI-20V model has been renewed and changed to the low-vibration balancer type TI-20VB model. It can also be installed on a desktop.
2011	The control box has been model-changed, adding a part name management function to significantly improve usability. The vacuum workbench has been model-changed for cost reduction. An inverter function has been added to adjust the suction power.
2012	The delivery of a fully automatic assembly and transfer line for airtight terminals.
2014～2019	Developed various automatic transfer and press-fitting devices, and delivered a large number of units.
2016	With some modifications to the TI-20VB model, rigidity has been improved.
2018	Developed an automatic machine and assembly device for optical components.
2022	Developed an automatic arrangement device for optical components.

1970

Manufactured first progressive automatic nesting machine (type M1).

1976

Assembly line of ignition nozzles of disposable cigarette lighters was completed.

1979

Manufactured first automatic nesting machine (type T1).

1982

Connector line for electronic equipment was completed.

1985

Line with silver solder for PGA pins was completed.
System to align crystal boards before evaporation was completed.

1990

Automatic assembly transfer machines for PGA packages were developed and many of them were delivered.

1992

To improve the performances and the safety levels of the automatic nesting machines, new models were brought out and compact machines were developed to satisfy the new demands.

1989～1992

Automatic line to assemble switches and receptacles was completed.

1994

Automatic equipment to assemble keyboard rubber springs was developed and many were delivered.

1996

Introduced touch panel controllers that store 100 programs of data.

1998

Automatic nesting machines of the low-vibration balancer type (type VB) were developed.

1999～2005

Automatic nesting machines and transfer machines for various electronic device components, such as chip condensers, were developed based on low-vibration nesting machines and many of them were delivered.

2006～2009

Developed an automatic transfer and relocation device for ultra-thin electronic components (t=0.025), and delivered a large number of units.

2010

The TI-20V model has been renewed and changed to the low-vibration balancer type TI-20VB model. It can also be installed on a desktop.

2011

The control box has been model-changed, adding a part name management function to significantly improve usability. The vacuum workbench has been model-changed for cost reduction. An inverter function has been added to adjust the suction power.

2012

The delivery of a fully automatic assembly and transfer line for airtight terminals.

2014～2019

Developed various automatic transfer and press-fitting devices, and delivered a large number of units.

2016

With some modifications to the TI-20VB model, rigidity has been improved.

2018

Developed an automatic machine and assembly device for optical components.

2022

Developed an automatic arrangement device for optical components.

	4-18-17 Higashi-Komatsugawa, Edogawaku, Tokyo 132-0033, Japan
Tel	03-5674-3161
FAX	03-3869-3641
Train	7 minutes on foot from Funabori Station of Metropolitan Subway Shinjuku Line Take either "Shinko 21" bus bound for Nishikasai Station or "Shinko 21" bus bound for Funabori Station. Get off at Funabori Station.
Bus	Metropolitan bus from the South Exit of JR Shinkoiwa Station
Bus from the Haneda Airport	Bus stop No.6 (Tourist Terminals #1 and #2) -> Get off at Ichinoe Station and transfer to Metropolitan Subway Shinjuku Line (Ichinoe Station) -> Funabori Station
Train from Tokyo Station	JR Sobu Line (rapid service) -> Get off at Bakurocho Station and transfer to Metropolitan Subway Shinjuku Line (Bakuro Yokoyama Station) -> Funabori Station

4-18-17 Higashi-Komatsugawa, Edogawaku, Tokyo 132-0033, Japan

Tel

03-5674-3161

FAX

03-3869-3641

Train

7 minutes on foot from Funabori Station of Metropolitan Subway Shinjuku Line Take either "Shinko 21" bus bound for Nishikasai Station or "Shinko 21" bus bound for Funabori Station. Get off at Funabori Station.

Bus

Metropolitan bus from the South Exit of JR Shinkoiwa Station

Bus from the Haneda Airport

Bus stop No.6 (Tourist Terminals #1 and #2) -> Get off at Ichinoe Station and transfer to Metropolitan Subway Shinjuku Line (Ichinoe Station) -> Funabori Station

Train from Tokyo Station

JR Sobu Line (rapid service) -> Get off at Bakurocho Station and transfer to Metropolitan Subway Shinjuku Line (Bakuro Yokoyama Station) -> Funabori Station

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