History

November 2018: New laboratory was open in AMADA main office, Isehara
July 2018: AMADA Hokuriku Satellite Center was open, and AMADA MIYACHI hokuriku office transferred into the the center.
June 2017: Laser Weld Monitor (MM-L300A) was released
April 2017: Business was transferred from AMADA MIYACHI THILAND to AMADA THILAND
March 2017: Developed and sold the pulsed tig welder (MAWA-300B).
Developed and sold the fiber laser marker (ML-7323DL/ML-7353DL).
October 2016: Developed and sold the fiber laser welder (ML-6810C/ML-6811C).
April 2016: AMADA MIYACHI AMERICA opened new office.
AMADA MIYACHI EUROPE took over MacGregor Welding Systems
February 2016: Developed and sold the pulsed tig welder (MAWA-050A).
December 2015: Developed and sold the fiber laser handy welder (FLW-600MT).
June 2015: Developed and sold the DDL welder (ML-5120A).
November 2014: Developed and sold the pulsed fiber laser welder (ML-3015AS/ML-3030AS).
October 2014: Developed and sold the 3D fiber laser marker (ML-7320DL-3D/ML-7350DL-3D).
April 2014: Changed the trade name to AMADA MIYACHI Co., LTD.
June 2013: Delisted from the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
May 2013: Developed and sold the high power fiber laser welder (ML-6900series).
April 2013: Opened Kansai Technical Center in Osaka.
March 2013: Became the subsidiary of Amada Co., Ltd. by a take-over bid.
February 2013: Set up "Miyachi Square" a showroom.
October 2012: Opened Noda Technical Center in Noda Factory.
February 2011: Developed and sold the fiber laser welder (ML-6040A).
Established Miyachi Vietnam Co., Ltd. in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.
January 2011: MIYACHI MANUFACTURING THILAND established in THILAND
December 2010: Developed and sold the handheld laser welder (ML-2450AH/2550AH).
November 2010: Developed and sold the transistor-controlled large-current welding power supply (MDA-10000A).
July 2010: Joined to next generation laser machine development project
January 2010: Developed and sold Thin-film scribing system, Laser trimming system and WL-CSP marking system.

August 2009: Developed and sold the world's first 1kW-level fiber laser welder (ML-6810A).
January 2009: Changed the trade name of Fujitsu Automation to Miyachi Systems Co., Ltd.
Made Fujitsu Automation Co., Ltd. the subsidiary
October 2008: Held the forum of Miyachi's forefront processing technology.
August 2008: Fiber Laser Marker (ML-7320AU) was released
July 2008: Established Miyachi India Private Limited in Chennai, India.
June 2008: Agreed collaboration with EO TECHNICS CO., Ltd. In South Korea.
December 2007: Laboratory for system was open in east japan service center.
November 2007: Established Noda Second Factory for R&D and manufacturing of resistance welding equipment.
July 2007: Established Noda Second Factory for R&D and manufacturing of resistance welding equipment.
June 2007: Office was open in Morioka-city, Iwate.
May 2007: Two offices were open in Kisishima-city and Takamatsu-city
April 2007: Merged Seiwa Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and established Resistance Welding Business Headquarters.
November 2006: Opened Kita-Kanto Sales Office in Noda Factory.
October 2006: Opened Hokuriku Sales Office in Ishikawa.
August 2006: Opened Keiji Sales Office in Kyoto.
May 2006: Made Seiwa Manufacturing Co., Ltd. the subsidiary.
April 2006: Opened Shizuoka Sales Office in Shizuoka.
March 2006: Opened Koshin Sales Office in Nagano.
January 2006: Developed the first fiber laser welder (ML-6300A) in Japan.
December 2005: Moved headquarters operations to Tokyo.
September 2005: Opened Dalian Sales Office of Miyachi Shanghai Corporation in Dalian.
July 2005: Established Miyachi (Thailand) Co., Ltd. in Bangkok.
April 2005: Changed the trade name Unitek Miyachi Corporation to Miyachi Unitek Corporation.
March 2005: Established local subsidiary Miyachi Taiwan Corporation in Taipei.
February 2005: Merged Miyachi Technos Europe GmbH with Peco Welding Systems GmbH and established Miyachi Europe Corporation.
December 2004: Sales section and system section were integrated and transferred to 2-6-6 motoasakusa, taitoku, Tokyo.
September 2004: Made FME Co., Ltd. the subsidiary
July 2004: Opened Tohoku Sales Office in Miyagi and Kyushu Sales Office in Fukuoka
Made Miyachi Technos Europe GmbH and Peco WeldingSystems GmbH the subsidiary
June 2004: Capital was increased to ¥1,499.09 millions
April 2004: Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
January 2004: Obtained China Compulsory Certification (CCC) for resitance welding equipment.
August 2003: Merged Unitek Miyachi International LTD. with Unitek Miyachi Corporation, Directed Light INC. and Unitek Benchmark INC., and changed company name to Unitek Miyachi Corporation.
September 2001: September Listed on the second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, having previously been listed on the JASDAQ.
July 2001: Acquired Benchmark International Inc. through Unitek Miyachi international, Ltd.
June 2001: Established Miyachi Tachnos (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
January 2001: FME CO., LTD.was established.
September 2000: Received ISO 14001 certification.
June 2000: Established Unitek Miyachi International, LTD. for a holding company of Unitek Miyachi Corporation, Directed Light, INC., Peco Welding Systems GmbH and Unitek Miyachi Europe B.V
July 2000: Unitek Miyachi International LTD. was established by Unitek Miyachi corporeation, Peco weldging systems Gmbh, and Unitek Miyachi Europe B.V.
January 2000: Established Miyachi Precision System Corp.

March 1999: Expanded the head office factory to reinforce production divisions
May 1998: Established Miyachi Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
January 1998: Acquired Directed Light Inc., U.S.A. through Unitek Miyachi Corp.
June 1997: Initial public offering at the Securities Dealers Associations Japan Capital was increased to ¥1,179.1 millions
July 1996: Received ISO 9001 certification
May 1996: Established Shanghai office.
October 1995: Redeemed the stocks owned by the company at the time of merger, and the capital was changed to ¥853.19 millions.
September 1995: Expanded the head office factory to reinforce the development and laser production division.
July 1995: Established Unitek Miyachi Europe B.V. and acquired Weld-Equip group through Unitek Miyachi Corporation.
October 1994: Merged Miyachi America with Unitek Equipment, U.S.A., and established Unitek Miyachi Corporation
September 1993: Capital was increased to ¥1,081.15 millions
January 1992: Developed and sold YAG Laser Marker.
April 1991: Established local subsidiary Miyachi Korea in Seoul, Korea.
February 1991: Capital was increased to ¥912.4 millions.
September 1990: Established local subsidiary Miyachi Technos Europe GmbH in Bietigheim, Germany.
Capital was increased to ¥532.4 millions.
April 1990: Merged with Miyachi Laser System CO., Ltd., and changed the trade name to "Miyachi Technos Corp."

October 1989: Moved Chubu sales office to Nagoya, and opened Nagoya sales office.
May 1989: Developed and sold the world's first Compact YAG Laser welding equipment (ML-2220A) .
October 1988: Opened Osaka Sales Office.
January 1987: Established local subsidiary Miyachi America in Ohio, USA.
June 1986: Established sales head quarters in Tokyo.
April 1986: Developed and sold inverter type welding power supply (IP model)
October 1984: Capital was increased to ¥72 millions.
April 1984: Developed and sold YAG laser equipment.
February 1982: Head office functions were moved to Noda.
January 1982: Developed and sold all -digital-setting compact welding power supply (ME-10F) .
October 1981: Established state-of-the-art factory at Noda, Chiba.
September 1981: Capital was increased to ¥36 millions.
May 1980: Developed and sold the world's first constant-current timer.
February 1980: Opened Chubu Sales Office at Yokkaichi, Mie.

February 1979: Capital was increased to ¥12 millions.
December 1974: Capital was increased to ¥6 millions.
June 1974: Developed and sold the integrated (MS model) capacitor discharge (MC model) and 3-phase rectifying (MP model) welding power supply.
February 1973: Developed and sold the world's first digital weld measuring instrument(MM-202, 301)
February 1972: Established Miyachi Electronics Co., Ltd. with the capital of ¥1.5 millions at Arakawa, Tokyo.