Mitsuya Co. Ltd.

Established in 1931, Mitsuya has a long-standing legacy in providing a comprehensive range of plating and finishing services across various industries. While plating technology traditionally enhances cosmetic appeal and corrosion resistance, Mitsuya has always concentrated on improving the functional properties of industrial products. This focus on advanced functional enhancements, such as mechanical and electrical properties, has made us pioneers in the field.

Our commitment to innovation is evident in our significant achievements, including the adoption of our plating technology by JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) for the Hayabusa2 satellite. This demonstrates our ability to deliver cutting-edge solutions for even the most demanding applications.

We offer nearly 100 different types of plating and finishing, handling 78,495 orders annually and serving 590 repeating customers. Our extensive expertise and high volume of work are a testament to the trust our clients place in our engineering solutions.

At Mitsuya, we continuously upgrade our production processes and equipment, including advanced analyzing and evaluating tools. This dedication to technological advancement ensures we meet and exceed customer requirements, consistently delivering high-quality plating and finishing services.

Our company's values are deeply rooted in our name, which translates to "three arrows" in Japanese. These three arrows symbolize our core commitments: quality, cost, and delivery. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality plating services, ensuring affordable pricing for our clients, and diligently working towards the expedited delivery of our products. To achieve this, we offer a comprehensive range of plating options meticulously tailored to your specific product needs. Our expertise extends to reliable plating technology for even the most challenging materials, backed by a proven track record. We utilize versatile plating methods, including barrel, rack, mesh, and hoop, enabling us to efficiently manage orders from a single piece to millions.