2-1-16, Wakinohama-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe-city, Hyogo 651-0072, Japan
TEL +81-78-251-0961
FAX +81-78-251-3280
Licenses
License for Ordinary Construction
Business License (Ordinary-5) No. 22756
License for Special Construction
Business License (Special-5) No. 22756
Group companies
MIWA CORPORATION
Miwa Kamotsu Jidosha
Daisan Unyu Kogyo
Kobe Engineering Service
Miwa Sogo Service
Daisan
Major clients
KOBELCO COMPRESSORS CORPORATION
Kobe Steel, Ltd.
Kobelco Eco-Solutions Co., Ltd.
Shinsho Corporation
Iwatani Corporation
YUASA TRADING CO., LTD.
G-NET CORPORATION
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air-Conditioning & Refrigeration Corporation
Panasonic Corporation
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
IHI Power Systems Co., Ltd.
IHI Rotating Machinery Engineering Co., Ltd.
Nichirei Logistics Engineering Co., Ltd.
TAKAHASHI GALILEI CO. LTD.
Yamada Giken Company
KogaSangyo Co., Ltd.
(Listed in random order)
History
1965 September
Commenced operations of providing periodic repair and after-sales services for
Kobe screw compressors as a designated service factory for general-purpose compressors by Kobe Steel, Ltd.
1966 August
Opened Tokyo office
1968 June
Completed construction of Wakinohama warehouse
Commenced operations of Kobe Steel’s general-purpose machine parts center
1970 April
Opened Ichikawa sales office
1970 October
Established new Wakinohama machine factory
Commenced manufacturing, processing, finishing, and assembly of various parts
1971 March
Opened Wakinohama service factory
1971 September
Integrated Tokyo office for expansion of Ichikawa sales office
1972 October
Opened Kakogawa bolt center *All of the above are operated by the industrial business division of MIWA CORPORATION
1974 June
Founded MIWAKIKO Co., Ltd.
1975 February
Established the sales department Commenced sales of various compressor machines
1976 April
Opened Kawasaki sales office
1976 November
Opened Ibaraki sales office
1977 April
Merged MIWA CORPORATION’S screw factory and took over manufacturing and sales of various bolts
1978 October
Commenced assembly operation of small-sized Kobe screw machines
1979 January
Opened Hiroshima sales office
1980 February
Obtained the license for specified self-inspection of power press and commenced related operations
1980 October
Established Wakinohama sales office and opened showroom
1980 December
Opened Shiga sales office
1981 May
Opened Fukuyama sales office
1981 August
Opened Sendai sales office
1981 October
Opened Kanazawa sales office
1982 October
Commenced after-sales service operations for injection molding machines made by Kobe Steel
1983 April
Closed Wakinohama parts warehouse and handed over operations to Kobe Steel’s general-purpose machine factory
1983 October
Opened Toyama sales office
1985 January
Opened Kita-Kanto sales office
1985 May
Integrated Kanazawa sales office and Toyama sales office to open Hokuriku sales office
1985 July
Commenced installation and inspection works of HIP/CIP equipment and visit service operations
1987 April
Opened Harima factory and relocated rotary machine/assembly department from headquarters factory
1987 December
Established a new warehouse at the Tokyo branch and commenced sales operations
1988 May
Closed Fukuyama sales office and opened newly constructed Okayama sales office
1988 June
Opened Mie sales office
1988 July
Relocated Sendai sales office to a newly constructed space and renamed it Tohoku sales office
1990 March
Opened Yamaguchi sales office
1990 April
Opened Morioka sales office
1990 June
Opened Atsugi sales office
1990 September
Relocated Harima factory to a newly constructed space
1990 October
Opened Shizuoka sales office
1990 December
Relocated Kita-Kanto sales office
1991 March
Opened Chiba sales office
1991 June
Relocated Hiroshima sales office to a newly constructed space
1992 May
Relocated Shizuoka sales office to a newly constructed space
1992 June
Opened Komatsu sales office
1992 December
Relocated Hokuriku sales office to a newly constructed space
1993 April
Opened Takasago sales office
1993 July
Relocated Mie sales office to a newly constructed space
1994 January
Opened Kyoto sales office
1994 July
Opened Ueda sales office
1996 April
Relocated Morioka sales office to a newly constructed space
1997 June
Opened Fukuchiyama sales office
1997 July
Opened newly constructed Ibaraki sales office
1997 November
Opened newly constructed Tokyo branch
1998 January
Changed the company name to HEARTECH-MIWA CO., LTD.
1998 March
Moved Wakinohama machine factory to Harima factory
1999 February
Relocated Yamaguchi sales office to a newly constructed space
1999 June
Opened newly constructed Kobe headquarters
2001 July
Relocated Shiga sales office to a newly constructed space
2002 March
Relocated Atsugi sales office to a newly constructed space
2006 October
Relocated Komatsu sales office to a newly constructed space
2006 November
Relocated Fukuchiyama sales office to a newly constructed space
2007 May
Opened Toyokawa sales office
2009 January
Relocated Kawasaki sales office to a newly constructed space
2010 July
Relocated Kyoto sales office to a newly constructed space
2011 March
Relocated Chiba sales office to Tokyo branch
2011 April
Closed Chiba sales office and integrated it into Tokyo branch service group
2012 October
Opened Yonago sales office
2014 April
Closed Harima factory and opened newly constructed Takasago factory Integrated Tokyo branch and Kanto branch to open new Kanto branch
2015 December
Opened Fukuyama sales office
2016 August
Relocated Kita-Kanto sales office to a newly constructed space
2017 June
Opened Takasago second factory
2018 June
Commenced after-sales service operations for KOBELCO heat pumps and energy products
Opened Shiojiri sales office
2021 June
Gas compressor Section received Japan Gas Association "2021 Technology Award"
2022 April
Started material handling solution business
2023 August
Closed "Kakogawa Bolt Center" and moved to Takasago Factory
