Max Europe B.V

Max has always promptly identified up-to-date needs, and in its founding period from 1942 and 1950s, Max produced Japans first small-sized stapler, hand tacker , and drafting machine. These early products gained the confidence of many customers, and Max became clearly involved in the fields of products for fastening, binding and drawing. In the 1960s and 70s, through the development of pneumatic technology, Max nailers became air-powered, and the market for these products extended to cover furniture, packaging and construction. Nailer consumables changed from staples to nails, and the materials for which the nailers were used also expanded from wood to steel plate and concrete. The use of nails meant that nailers came to be used in all markets, and Max became Japans top manufacturer of nailers in both name and reality. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, electronics technologies were introduced and Max created new markets through the introduction of electronics into the office equipment...