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Nissen Group Finding Information First
Challenging the Next Level of Fastening Technology with 50 Years of Tradition
Nissen began business primarily in the production of iron wire and nails in 1949, during the post-war recovery period of Japan’s economy. Successful in making special nails, they began to export products to the US.
Focusing primarily on domestic nails produced for nail guns hardened to a high degree for driving into concrete and iron plates, they burnished their manufacturing technologies and methods, creating a complete process from drawing to producing nails and screws, and providing other finishing services.
Through careful management of materials, they then succeeded at producing blind rivets in Japan. Accurately identifying what their customers need, Nissen uses the Japanese traditions of manufacturing and care at every step of their process. They use a wide range of metal materials, including iron, aluminum, stainless steel and copper and can even manufacture in high-mix low-volume lots. They always aim to provide high quality, short lead times, appropriate pricing and a stable supply of products.
Nissen pursues technologies for metal fasteners to develop new products that are ideal for customer needs.
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