Founded 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.
Odawara Automation, IncFounded in 1971 as Ott-A-Matic, Odawara Automation designs and builds automated winding and assembly equipment for electric-motor manufacturers. From its Tipp City operation, the North American arm of Japan’s Odawara Engineering develops tailored machines and complete production systems rather than catalog equipment, working with customers from design-for-manufacturing through installation and long-term service. The company says it has more than five decades of experience and has delivered over 3,000 machines and systems.TIPP CITY, OH
Sipro S.r.lFounded in 1986, Sipro S.r.l. designs and manufactures winding machines and automated lines for producing electrical motors and coils. The company has built its work around ongoing research into winding and automation, pairing machine performance with solutions tailored to changing production requirements. It also provides technical assistance for its installed equipment.BALTIMORE, MD
HOKUTO USA IncEstablished in Grove City in 2007, HOKUTO USA is the North American branch of Japan’s HOKUTO Corporation, designing and manufacturing automated production equipment. The company grew from HOKUTO’s 1972 origins as a specialist in high-precision mechatronics, robotic lines, and custom machinery, and now supports customers through the full project cycle from specifications and design to installation and maintenance. Its 35-person U.S. operation serves manufacturing customers across North America.GROVE CITY, OH