In the medical industry, we are developing, manufacturing, and marketing products that achieve functions such as compactness, energy saving, low heat generation, and noise reduction.

Looms operate on a 24-hour basis in a hot and humid environment to maintain the properties of yarns. Operated by a highly durable, high-quality solenoid.

Space development is associated with telecommunications broadcasting, satellites, and rockets, but recently nanosatellites have been launched frequently.
In the future, electricity generated in space, where the night never comes, may be the solution to the energy problems of the earth. Takano is also contributing to such efforts through solenoids.

Energy conservation is required for trains as well. Takano has proposed a solenoid-based locking mechanism for train doors that does not use air. Reliable operation by electric system and secure retention by magnet

Semiconductors are generally manufactured by a process called photolithography, which forms circuits by removing only the unnecessary portions of metal film. Takano’s proportional control valves are used for controlling the gas used to generate the metallic film and remove the unwanted portions.

Bank machines, such as ATMs, are required to have high reliability as well as high throughput, space saving, and power saving. To meet these needs, Takano has developed rotary solenoids specifically for bank machines. We are expanding our business globally, not only in Japan but also in Europe, the U.S., and China.

Infrared cameras require periodic light shielding to restore the light-receiving part to a normal temperature due to the fact that the light-receiving part becomes too hot after continuous use. Takano shutters are useful for shading such infrared cameras.

In recent years, the development of online shopping has led to a rapid increase in personal deliveries. However, individual customers place small orders and small items must be transported at great cost. For this reason, the logistics industry is seeking to improve efficiency, and Takano’s solenoid-based sorting technology is attracting attention.