Technoroll is a manufacturer of rubber rolls made of special materials and with special structures for printing. In 1980, they formed a technical partnership with a US company and began manufacturing and selling high-grade printing resin rolls. Although their business grew steadily thereafter, President Hiroshi Nishiwaki aimed even higher and, after six years of research, developed "Clean Dash," a dust removal roll using self-adhesive rubber. This rubber roller can remove metal powder that adheres when cutting tin plates used in metal printing, dust that adheres during the printing process, and even fumes (particles formed from condensed metal vapor) that adhere in ovens, with semi-permanent adhesive force.
One of the challenges in the printing industry is the removal of printing plate debris (hickeys), which was previously done manually. However, the "hickey sweeper," which eliminates this need, has rapidly become widespread.
A few years later, they began manufacturing and selling "Trust UV," a roller for UV printing. This made printing on special materials such as film easier, and significantly expanded their market share.
In addition, they have developed numerous products that prioritize on-site convenience, such as the "Hickey and Ghost Removal Roller," which eliminates the need for roller maintenance, and have consistently received high praise from printing press manufacturers and printing operators.
"These rollers are developed with our own unique standards. Product development is all about pursuing originality," says President Nishiwaki.

Having previously worked for a company, the president was acutely aware of the importance of collaborating with overseas companies. After establishing Technoroll, rather than worrying about technology theft, he wanted to build a network with licensed overseas companies while maintaining the originality of each party's strengths.
"We provide our licenses to overseas companies and receive licensing fees for them to manufacture products. Of course, the reverse is also true. Our policy is to develop together through the exchange of technology."
While exporting its proprietary technology to countries around the world, including South Korea, New Zealand, the United States, Taiwan, and China, the company also actively incorporates cutting-edge technologies from overseas and acquires exclusive manufacturing rights. Its stance is to be a broad-based company with many partners around the world.

"By introducing new technologies, we can reduce costs and improve quality, which makes our customers happy. That's what makes me happiest."
Furthermore, the company is considering expanding beyond the printing industry to include a wide range of new fields such as metals, plastics, and electronics.
Up until now, we have focused on manufacturing products that meticulously meet customer needs. That will not change, but we also believe that "manufacturing that considers cost reduction and environmental impact reduction" will undoubtedly become important.

Manufacturing and sales of rubber rolls and related materials for printing; development, design, manufacturing and sales of peripheral equipment for printing machines; development, design, manufacturing and sales of various industrial automated waste removal systems, etc.