History

1910

KT Gumi Seisakusho was established at the current Headquarters’ site

1923

Burned down due to the Great Kanto Earthquake.

1945

Burned down by the Bombing of Tokyo.

1951

The organization was converted into KT Gumi Seisakusho Co., Ltd.

1956

Development of proprietary technologies, including Japan’s first full-automatic capping machine as well as filling machines, quantitative liquid filling machines, various internal stoppers, and seamers.

1964

Started exporting to overseas.

1971

The company’s name was changed to KT. MFG. Co., Ltd.

1980

Released the industry’s first microcomputer-equipped machine

1990

Established the Saitama Plant, and transferred the production base to Saitama

1994

Converted all machines into servo machines and established the visualization of the control panels.
Carried out Japan’s first product validation.

2004

Expanded the Saitama Plant (second phase construction work).

2008

Developed the in-line micro-filling amount measuring system.

2010

Developed Japan’s first SCF prefilled syringe filling line in commemoration of the company’s 100th anniversary.

2013

Acquired ISO 9001: 2008 certification.

2014

Fully compatible with computer system validation.

2017

Expanded the Saitama Plant (Construction of two new buildings).