Tokyo Measuring Instruments Laboratory Co., Ltd.
Tokyo Measuring Instruments Laboratory Co., Ltd.
Pioneering the future with creative technical power and human power.
For more than 60 years since its foundation, Tokyo Measuring Instruments Laboratory Co., Ltd. (TML) has been responding to the needs of our customers with its creativity cultivated for many years based on rich idea and also with its technology accumulated by a lot of research and development, and has been contributing to society acting a part in technological innovation in the field of strain/stress measurement with development of new technologies seeing today's trends.
We keep developing strain gauges which measure the deformation of materials in the order of one millionth, and unique products and technologies which are brought from pursuit of measurement technologies relating to strain gauges, in order to meet the needs of the times. We keep offering new solutions to our customers by matching our seeds with the needs coming from various fields including maintenance management of social resources, automobiles, aviation and railway development.
Corporate Profile
| Company Name | Tokyo Measuring Instruments Laboratory Co., Ltd. |
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| Location |
Zip code 140-8560 8-2, Minami-Ohi 6-chome Shinagawa Ku Tokyo To |
| Capital | 50,000,000 yen |
| Establishment | December 16, 1958 |
| Business Description | Stress measurement technologies with strain gauges at their center are an essential element in ensuring the safety and efficiency of all kinds of structures. Being a manufacturer dedicated to stress measurement equipment production, Tokyo Measuring Instruments Laboratory Co., Ltd. has been developing distinctive technologies and contributing to technological developments in many different fields. During its history of more than 60 years, the company has always striven to provide trustworthy products that customers can use with peace of mind in response to different needs at different times. As for strain gauges, which are a staple product of the company, we unveiled the world's first polyester gauge in 1956. This new gauge brought about dramatic improvement in the humidity resistance of gauge bases, which had been far lower in conventional paper gauges. We have also developed many other innovative technologies after that, including foil strain gauges and high temperature strain gauges, to enable reliable measurements under a wide variety of conditions. At the same time, we translate the know-how that we have gained as a gauge manufacturer into the development and production of a wide range of strain gauge type transducers, including load cells and displacement transducers. These transducers, which are being used in a wide variety of fields, including various experiments and research, production process management, and maintenance and construction management, have been enjoying excellent reputations for their accuracy, reliability, and ease of use. Our development of a broad spectrum of transducers for general and civil engineering use that suit many different environmental conditions and measurement targets continues to expand the scope of applications of strain gauge type transducers. When it comes to meters, we were the first in the industry to develop a portable digital strainmeter in 1972. This strainmeter, which had the capability to measure multiple points automatically and enabled speedy and reliable measurements, was a landmark technological breakthrough that changed static strain measurements forever. This technology is still found in Data Loggers and other meters today.Besides these, TML has also made significant achievements in the field of data analysis, for example the 1980 development of the company's original histogram recording system. More recently, we have also started to provide measurement consultation services to meet the different needs of customers by making the most of the know-how that we have gained from many years of experience in the field of stress measurement. Our consultation services cover a wide range of areas so as to help users with experiments on different kinds of structures and construction management, from measurement planning, to measurement equipment installation, to measurements and analyses. Tokyo Sokki Kenkyujo has always contributed to improving the safety and efficiency of all sorts of structures that have been shaping the times, from vessels, railways, and automobiles to bridges, dams, and high rises. In the future, we will strive to create even more efficient, even more excellent measurement systems, with an equal emphasis on continuing to develop innovative technologies by building upon our past successes and putting emphasis on establishing an even better quality assurance system that will allow us to produce even more reliable products. |
| Main client | Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency Port and Airport Research Institute (PARI) Public Works Research Institute (PWRI) Building Research Institute (BRI) Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) University of Tokyo Kyoto University Osaka University Tohoku University Kyushu University Tokyo Institute of Technology Railway Technical Research Institute (RTRI) Nippon Expressway Research Institute Company Limited. KAJIMA Corporation OBAYASHI Corporation TAISEI Corporation TAKENAKA Corporation SHIMIZU Corporation Yokogawa Bridge Holdings Corp. Kawada Construction Co., Ltd. NIPPO Corporation TAIHEIYO CEMENT CORPORATION Nippon Steel Corporation JFE Steel Corporation Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. IHI Corporation TOSHIBA Corporation Hitachi, Ltd. Mitsubishi Motors Corporation. TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Honda R&D Co., Ltd. SUBARU CORPORATION Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc. Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc. Kyushu Electric Power Co., Inc. TOKYO GAS Co.,Ltd. Komatsu Ltd. Kubota Corporation |
| FAX Number | 03-3763-7348 |
| WEB site | https://tml.jp |
| Business Category | For other business machinery and equipment manufacturing industry |