Corporate Milestones
1968
Ferrofluidics founded for the purpose of developing commercial applications for Ferrofluid.
1970s
Ferrofluidics patents the Ferrofluidic® magnetic liquid seal for rotary applications.
1980
Working with Ferrofluidics, Nippon Ferrofluidics is founded in Tokyo, focused on the import and sales of Computer Seals, Vacuum Seals and Ferrofluid.
1982
Completed Chiba plant (Currently Chiba Technical Center) in Yokaichiba-city, Chiba-prefecture.
1989
Completed Kamaishi plant (Currently Ferrotec Precision Corporation) in Kamaishi-city, Iwate-prefecture.
1992
Established Hangzhou Dahe Thermo-Magnetic Electronics Co., Ltd. in Hangzhou, China, focused on the assembly of Thermoelectric Modules.
1995
Established Shanghai Shenhe Thermo-Magnetic Electronics Co., Ltd. in Shanghai, China, and started producing of Thermoelectic Module material.
The company name is changed to from Nippon Ferrofluidics to Ferrotec Corporation.
1996
Ferrotec is registered on the JASDAQ.
1997
Ferrotec Corporation Singapore Pte, Ltd. is founded.
1998
Established Ferrotec Quartz Corporation in Tokyo.
Separated the Kamaishi plant as Ferrotec Precision Corporation.
1999
Established Hangzhou Dahe Precise Parts Co., Ltd. in Hangzhou. China.
Ferrotec merges with Ferrofluidics Corporation.
2001
Acquired Isawa Tsushin Co., Ltd.
Forms a business alliance with the Komatsu Group. Forms a business alliance with Amerigon Inc. (U.S.)
Relocated the corporate headquarters to Tokyo Chuo-ku.
2002
Acquired Technosilicon Corporation.
2003
Acquired Telan® series of power generation systems from Teledyne Energy Systems.
2004
Acquired Advanced Fluid Systems, Inc. (AFS).
2005
Acquired Nord Co., Ltd. (Russia).
2008
Acquired Sumikin Ceramics.
2010
Acquired Temescal Division of Edwards Vacuum.









