- CEO
- Yoshiyuki Aono
- Full Time Employees
- 123
- Sector
- Health technology
- Industry
- Medical specialties
- Address
- 7000-35, Nakagawa Hamamatsu SZ Japan 431-1304
- IPO Date
- Mar 21, 2000
- Business
- Pulstec Industrial Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells electronic applied equipment and systems, including portable X-ray residual stress analyzers such as the μ-X360s model for non-destructive measurement of residual stress, full width at half maximum, and retained austenite in metals; non-contact surface hardness variation scanners for detecting machining burn, grinding burn, and quenching variations; hardened layer thickness testers like Hardness EYE for case depth and hardness distribution analysis on heat-treated steel; single crystal orientation systems utilizing air-cooled X-ray generators and high-sensitivity detectors; wavefront sensors for optical evaluations including transmitted wavefront aberration in lenses; and 3D scanners. The company also provides contracted research and development services, outsourced measurement services, and equipment rental focused on optical disk evaluation systems, stamper evaluation systems, Blu-ray disc checkers, facilitators, and BCA writers for production line quality control. Pulstec Industrial serves industries such as steel, non-ferrous metals, electric machinery, automotive, precision instruments, chemicals, heavy machinery, electric power, and surface modification, with clients including trading companies and university research institutions; it operates in Japan, Asia, Europe, and North America through its Tokyo Sales Office and subsidiary Pulstec USA, Inc. in Novi, Michigan. Founded in 1969 and headquartered at 7000-35 Nakagawa, Hosoe-cho, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, the company maintains 156 employees as of April 2025 and employs 156 employees as of April 2025. In recent developments, Pulstec USA establishes a strategic collaboration with SINTO AMERICA to advance residual stress and industrial measurement technologies, building on longstanding ties between their Japanese parent entities.