In 1971, Tokyo Weld Co Ltd. was established. Having "a desire to become a global company" we added "Tokyo" in the head of our company name so that they can identify at once our products are made in Japan. "Weld" comes from welding. The Tokyo Weld's first machine Model TWA-950 was a welding machine of lead wires to the both ends of resistor. In the 1970’s, the Japanese standard of living has rapidly risen and the entertaining electric home appliances such as color TV, radio cassette recorder and Walkman, etc, have greatly come into wide use.
Amid the era with such background, Tokyo Weld, had the honor of assuming the responsibility in the technical innovation of the electronic components industry and is proud of great contribution made in the progress of the parts with axial and radial leads in the 1970's through 1980's, by supplying the numerous hit machines to the electronic parts manufacturers in the world which were accepted as the standard machines in the industry. In the 1990's, Tokyo Weld produced many highly efficient machines coping with the chip parts contributed to tremendous popularization of notebook type PCs, and mobile phones. Among all of them, the TWA-6000 series high-speed taping machine turned out to be the first and probably the last gigantic hit machine together with the succeeding TWA-6600 series machine with the shipment record of over 10,000 units in the cumulative number and received the high rating as No. 1 machine in the industry worldwide.