Max quickly captured the needs of the times, and launched the first domestic stapler, hand-operated Neira (Gantaka), drafting machine to the world when it was founded in the 1950s and 1950s. These products gained the trust of customers and established a business foundation. From the 1960s to the 1970s, with the establishment of pneumatic technology, Naira (nailing machine) developed into an air type and expanded the market to furniture, packaging and architecture. Naira's consumables range from staples to nails, and the material to be driven extends from wood to steel plate / concrete, making Naira permeate all markets where nails are used and becoming the top manufacturer of nailing machines in Japan.

From the 1980s to the 1990s, electronics technology was introduced, and a new market was created through the digitization of office machines such as checkwriters, time recorders, and staplers.
Furthermore, by integrating the accumulated technologies, new high-pressure nailers (Super Naira), rebar binding machines (River tyre), electronic staplers for copying machines (auto stapler), character display devices (Beepop), etc. We also produce concept products.
Entering the concrete tool business and the living environment equipment business in the 21st century. We are also developing a series of charging tools that reflect customer feedback.

Max will continue to focus on “Manufacturing that satisfies the users”.