History

Former Industrial Classification
Registration No. 1659, Ministry of International Trade and Industry Electrical Construction / Machinery & Equipment Installation Licensed by Osaka Prefecture (General-54) – Business closed

Products from the Company's Foundation to the Pre- and Post-War Periods Location of photos: Uchihonmachi 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Osaka
1931 — Began manufacturing and selling scientific laboratory equipment in Kyoto. March 1, 1939 — Reorganized from a privately owned shop into a limited company.
From pre-war years (1939–1950), manufactured and sold electric furnaces, high-voltage generators, and laboratory/medical scientific equipment at the Kyoto factory. During the war (1941–1945), served as a cooperative plant of the Navy Electrical Industry Association, manufacturing high-frequency induction furnaces. In 1945, Osaka was devastated by air raids. The company manufactured household bath boilers using scrap materials to support post-war daily life. In 1946, produced and sold Japan’s first hand dryer. From around 1945 to 1952, established a Metal Analysis Association (Industrial Metal Materials Analysis Laboratory).

Products from the Company's Foundation to the Pre- and Post-War Periods
Location of photos: Uchihonmachi 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Osaka

1931 — Began manufacturing and selling scientific laboratory equipment in Kyoto.
March 1, 1939 — Reorganized from a privately owned shop into a limited company.

From pre-war years (1939–1950), manufactured and sold electric furnaces, high-voltage generators, and laboratory/medical scientific equipment at the Kyoto factory.

During the war (1941–1945), served as a cooperative plant of the Navy Electrical Industry Association, manufacturing high-frequency induction furnaces.

In 1945, Osaka was devastated by air raids. The company manufactured household bath boilers using scrap materials to support post-war daily life.

In 1946, produced and sold Japan’s first hand dryer.

From around 1945 to 1952, established a Metal Analysis Association (Industrial Metal Materials Analysis Laboratory).

Post-War Products
May 9, 1945 Manufactured high-frequency induction furnaces as a cooperative plant for the Navy Electrical Industry Association. May 9, 1945 Osaka factory destroyed in wartime air raids. Before August 1945 Manufactured high-frequency induction furnaces as a cooperative plant for the Navy Electrical Industry Association. Under post-war material controls Manufactured electric heaters and kotatsu, repaired scientific equipment, established a metal analysis association, and sold industrial metal materials. From 1949 Manufactured and sold electric heaters and hot-air generators.。 From 1950 Began production of blowers and hot-air generators — continuing to present day. Catalog from 1955

Post-War Products

May 9, 1945

Manufactured high-frequency induction furnaces as a cooperative plant for the Navy Electrical Industry Association.

May 9, 1945

Osaka factory destroyed in wartime air raids.

Before August 1945

Manufactured high-frequency induction furnaces as a cooperative plant for the Navy Electrical Industry Association.

Under post-war material controls

Manufactured electric heaters and kotatsu, repaired scientific equipment, established a metal analysis association, and sold industrial metal materials.

From 1949

Manufactured and sold electric heaters and hot-air generators.。

From 1950

Began production of blowers and hot-air generators — continuing to present day.

Catalog from 1955

Company Name Change
February 28, 2014 — Company name changed to Kansai Electric Heat Corp.