Nippon Rika Inc. is the North American business and customer interface of Nippon Rika Industries Corporation. The company supplies mica-based insulation materials, insulation systems, advanced insulation components, and specialized machinery for high-voltage coil and bar manufacturing, serving motors, generators, and related electro-machinery customers.
Axim MicaFounded and led by Gary Chawla, Axim Mica is a North American manufacturer known for turning mica into insulation components for demanding industrial applications. The company is an OEM for Boeing and has produced more than six million components, while maintaining an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system for 12 consecutive years.FARMINGDALE, NY
Custom Materials, IncSince opening its doors in 1964, family-owned Custom Materials, Inc. has fabricated electrical insulation and components for power-generation, distribution and controls equipment. The Chagrin Falls manufacturer combines in-house engineering with a broad fabrication operation, with particular depth in insulating components for motors, generators and transformers. Its history includes developing transformer spacer sticks and becoming the only independent North American supplier of paper spacer sticks for distribution transformers, while its ISO 9001-registered quality system supports work in demanding industries.CHAGRIN FALLS, OH
B & M Mica Co., IncSince 1975, B & M Mica Co., Inc. has fabricated high-precision muscovite and phlogopite mica components for demanding scientific, industrial and optical applications. The Flushing, New York company is particularly known for scratch-free mica windows for Geiger-Muller tubes and proportional counters, including custom shapes made to customer drawings and extremely thin material. Its manufacturing system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its stated tolerances reach 0.00005 inch.FLUSHING, NY
Nittoku America, IncFounded in 1987, Nittoku America supplies coil-winding machinery and related factory-automation systems across North, Central, and South America as the western representative of Japan’s Nittoku Co., Ltd. Its work spans automated coil assembly and specialized embedded winding technology for compact RFID tags, backed by a service network reaching Mexico and Brazil. The company operates under the motto “Manufacturing is a Work of Creation,” emphasizing the integration of people and machines.BALTIMORE, MD