Nordson Advanced Technology K.K. Japan Moves to New Office and Demonstration Center

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Nordson Corporation announces that Nordson Advanced Technology K.K. Japan has relocated to new, larger office and demonstration facilities in central Tokyo to deliver superior sales, service, technical training, and support to its customers and sales network in Japan. The Nordson Advanced Technology group sells and supports the products from several Nordson divisions (Nordson ASYMTEK, Nordson SELECT, Nordson DAGE, Nordson MARCH, Nordson MATRIX, Nordson SONOSCAN, and Nordson YESTECH) under a unified, in-country team with the physical infrastructure to provide superior real-time sales and service support to benefit customers, suppliers, distributors, and employees.

With the expanded demonstration center and office space, Nordson Advanced Technology K.K. consolidated its fluid dispensing and conformal coating, test and inspection, and plasma treatment equipment into one location with a class 1000 cleanroom that will house the latest semiconductor products. The move was completed in the summer and an opening event was held in October 2019.

“We are excited to be able to present our total solution to all customers, distributors, and business partners who visit our office,” stated Dennis Rutherford, General Manager, Nordson Advanced Technology, Japan – Korea. “Our entire expertise is now available under one roof to demonstrate our ability to improve the processes and products of our customers in Japan.”

The address for the new office is: Nordson Advanced Technology K.K., Yamatane Fukagawa No.1 Bldg., 1-1-1 Ecchu-jima, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0044 Japan. Telephone numbers remain the same.

About Nordson Advanced Technology in Asia

The Nordson Advanced Technology group in Asia is the leader in precision dispensing, test and inspection, and plasma treatment products and solutions for electronics, medical, and other high-tech industries, with expertise in semiconductor packaging, printed circuit boards, LEDs, medical and biotechnical devices, MEMS, and solar and photovoltaic products.

 About Nordson Corporation

Nordson Corporation (Nasdaq: NDSN) is one of the world’s leading producers of precision dispensing equipment that applies adhesives, sealants, coatings and other materials to a broad range of consumer and industrial products during manufacturing operations. The company also manufactures equipment used in the testing and inspection of electronic components as well as technology-based systems for curing and surface treatment processes. Headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, Nordson has direct operations and sales support offices in more than 30 countries.

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