Since it was founded back in 1957, screen ink manufacturer Jujo Chemical has been offering innovative products to its customers across various industries including electronic devices, medical care, cosmetics and fashion. Thanks to diligence, steadfastness and a clear plan, continued success at home and overseas is expected.
"Our capacity to continuously and stably create high-quality products is one of our core strengths," says company president Hiroshi Koyama. "However, if we carry on production only locally in Japan, the costs are going to be higher. Therefore, as seen with other Japanese companies, by transferring our monozukuri methodology overseas, creating and selling our products in those markets, we can reduce our overall costs." "Taking our expertise abroad also allows us to leverage lower labor costs, which major Japanese companies are good at doing," he adds.
With the screen ink market being a competitive one, it's in UV ink where Jujo Chemical has an advantage.
"There are quite a lot of competitors in the screen ink market, so I believe that our strength lies in our UV ink, which is of the highest quality," explains Mr.
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