Shigeo Kimura
president

Constant in its devotion to screw making, FUJI SEISAKUSHO CO., LTD. has continued to develop for more than half a century as the manufacturer of an exclusive lineup of hexagonal polished nuts. Centering its business around this product line, the company has also attempted to develop and popularize a cold forging parts former and NC lathe-machined precision parts.

Continuing Our Creative Tradition of Forming Large-Size Cut Nuts

We Make Large-Size Cut Nuts Quickly, Cheaply, and to a High Standard of Quality

Fuji Sesakusho has been constant in its devotion to making screws for the past 60 years.

We work hard as a manufacturer of large-size cut nuts, and since being appointed as a JIS Mark approved factory in 1975, we continue to make consistently high quality products with confidence.

In order to cope with orders on a timely basis, we always maintain sufficient quantities of all our necessary steel materials in stock, and we boast wide-ranging production capabilities that allow us to produce products of sizes ranging from M10 to M150.

In particular, with respect to our most definitive products, it is widely said that, "When it comes to large cut nuts, Fuji is the best", because we are able to provide our customers with products that other companies find impossible to make.

On the one hand, our skilled workers are the inheritors of traditional technologies that demonstrate their product-making spirit and allow them to render possible what was apparently impossible. While on the other hand, we seek to satisfy the needs of the new era by following a policy of repeated trial and error in the quest to develop new ideas while our design developers file patent applications for their latest inventions.

Since obtaining ISO 9000 certification for our factory in March 2002, all our processes have been systematized and a waste-free production system has been established. We are continuing to improve our operations while bearing in mind the motto-"Producing Good Products Quickly and Cost-Effectively"