Max Co., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells industrial, office, and HCR equipment in Japan and internationally. The company offers pneumatic nailers, hand tackers, screw driving machines, staples, nails, screws, air compressors, laser markers, concrete reinforcing bar tying machines, pin insertion machines for concrete, gas nailers, hammer drills, rechargeable impact drivers, rechargeable circular saws, rechargeable pin nailers, vegetable binders, tape binding tools, bag closing machines, rechargeable pruning scissors, heater-ventilator-dryers for bathrooms, 24-hour ventilation systems, floor heating systems, disposer systems, and residential fire alarms. It also provides staplers, staples, paper-made staple staplers, electronic staplers, electric staple removers, auto staplers, automatic binding machines, numbering machines, punches, stamp pads, red ink pads, time recorders, timecards, checkwriters, sign-making machines, label printers, tube markers, signboard creation software, signboard creation machines, and parallel rulers. In addition, the company offers HCR equipment, such as wheelchairs and other welfare equipment. The company was formerly known as Max Industry Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Max Co., Ltd. in 1964. Max Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1942 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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