History

1964Shizuto Yamauchi founds Yamauchi Ironworks under private management in 3651-2, Takehara-cho, Takehara-shi
1988Yamauchi Ironworks Ltd. is established as a corporation. (Capital: 1 million yen) Shizuto Yamauchi is inaugurated as Representative Director.
1992The head office is moved to a factory built in 1957-1, Tamari-cho, Takehara-shi.
1992Yamauchi Ironworks Ltd. is reorganized as TIME Co., Ltd. (Capital: 10 million yen). Hideaki Yamauchi is inaugurated as Representative Director.
1996The capital is increased to 30 million yen.
1997TIME is chosen as a certified company of the Small and Medium Enterprise Creative Activities Promotion Law of Hiroshima.
1999New factory including an assembly factory is completed.
2000TIME receives an investment from Hiroshima Industrial Promotion Organization (bond with warrants).
2002ISO9001:2000 certification is acquired.
2004The head office is moved to Mihara new factory.
The head office is moved to Mihara new factory.
2005Time develops a high frequency quadrupole accelerator in cooperation with Tokyo Institute of Technology.
2006A clean room is installed and the cooperation with Rasco Co., Ltd. is strengthened.
2008Time develops a DT type accelerator in cooperation with Tokyo Institute of Technology.
2009ISO9001/2008 is renewed.
2012TIME takes over and commercializes the business of joining technology that applies the friction stir joining (two-dimensional accumulation piping).
2017Second Plant CompletedSecond Plant Completed
2020Received order for accelerator for Hungarian National Academy of Sciences.
ISO 9001/2015 version updated.
2023Issei Yamauchi appointed as representative director