History

Company Profile Product Development and Manufacture Map

History
1957	Fuji Kogyo founded in Shizuoka City, Japan. Our first chippers were designed for sawmill waste.
1958	Incorporated as Fuji Kogyo Co., Ltd.
1967	First sawmill equipment produced.
1969	Factory and Head Office relocated to present site.
1970	Agreement with Anglo Paper Products of Canada to manufacture drum chippers under license.
1977	Production and marketing of the popular and long-selling 'King' series of log debarkers and chippers begins.
1980	First waste processing equipment manufactured and sold. The 'SP' range of shredders goes on the market and is geared towards the shredding of wood demolition waste.
1983	Development of the Fujicon U concrete crushers.
1990	Southern Cross Engineering of New Zealand becomes a licensee for the production of Fuji ring debarkers.
1991	First full plant for the processing of mixed construction waste installed in Shizuoka City. Shred Pax secondary shredder imported from the United States.
1993	CAE Machinery (now Carmanah) of Vancouver, Canada becomes a licensee for the production of the 'King Barker' series log debarkers.
1994	Expansion of factory.
1997	Expansion of head office.
2003	Starting of dealing-in pellet presses of flat die type in Japan.
2004	Agreement signed with IFE GmbH of Austria for the import and sale of IFE screens in Japan.