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Thailand Factory

Outline

The Thailand Factory was established in 1988 as the main manufacturing force for the Sodick Group.
From machine casting to manufacturing and all the way to final inspection, this factory is a total manufacturing factory which also manufactures important key components such as linear motors, printed circuit boards and ceramic parts.
With a design department that uses 3D CAD and a precision assembly department with approximately 50 technicians, we have combined the best technology with mature skills to achieve high accuracy and high quality.
Through continuous R&D efforts, production of new products, and new functions our Thai employees have acquired skill and knowledge and have an outstanding level of skill at the Thailand Factory.
In order to ship out the best products made by the best manufacturing system in line with the Sodick policy of "Create, Implement and Overcome Difficulties", our Japanese employees work together with the Thai workforce every day.

Side view of main entrance
Side view of main entrance
Lobby
Lobby
Show room
Show room

Profile

Sodick (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Address /
Tel・Fax
60/84 Moo 19, Soi 19, Navanakorn Industrial Estate Zone 3, Phaholyothin Road., Klongneung, Klongluang, Pathumthani 12120, Thailand
TEL:+662-529-2450~6 / Fax:+662-529-2459
Number of employees About 1,500
Land size 160,000 m2
Production item

Milestones

November 1988 Established
August 1997 ISO9002 : Acquired
August 2001 ISO9001 : Acquired
January 2003 10,000 units completed
January 2006 ISO14001 : Acquired
February 2013 Second factory built
2016 30,000 units completed

Factory inside view

Production line
Production line
Assembly of power supply
Assembly
Inspecting board
Adjustment inspection

About Thailand

Thailand is roughly 1.4 times the size of Japan, and almost at the center of the Indochina peninsula it is located at north latitude 5゜ - 21゜, and longitude: 97゜ - 106゜. It is bordered to the north and west by Myanmar (Burma), to the northeast by Laos, to the east by Cambodia and to the south by Malaysia. 10% of the total population of Thailand (approximately 67 million people) lives in Bangkok, which is the cultural, education, political and economic center of Thailand. There are historical architectural styled temples everywhere and tourists visit from all over the world.