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Surface Tester KES-FB4-A – KATO TECH CO.LTD.


The KES-FB4-A Surface Tester analyzes finger movements-particularly, strokes-performed by artisans and professionals when judging a fabric’s texture.

Obtainable data includes frictional coefficients, fluctuations of frictional coefficients, and surface roughness for such targets as general fabric, cloth, paper, non-woven fabric, and film. Surface friction and roughness characteristic data is useful for determining fullness and softness, smoothness, crispness.

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Features

Sensor that imitates fingertips

The sensor unit’s design features a load and surface treatment that mimics a fingertip, allowing for quantification similar to that of the human fingertip.

Example of Measurement Samples

  • Textile
  • Resin
  • Non-woven fabric
  • Paper
  • Coating
  • Leather/Synthetic leather (Car seats)
  • Film

System Configuration Diagram

Case Studies of This Product

  • Comfort evaluation of shirts
  • Comfort evaluation of socks
  • Evaluation of mask’s texture

From Creating the Global Standard in Tactile Sensation with Texture Testing Machines to Custom Machine Design.

Since proposing the concept of texture measurement in 1968, Kato Tech has been responding to global needs, primarily in the textile industry.

We have now grown into an electronic measuring instrument manufacturer with connections in approximately 50 countries, serving various industries including automotive, papermaking, and cosmetics.

In addition, to contribute to diverse research, development, and societal progress, we are committed to producing custom-made large industrial machinery that materializes our customers’ specific requirements.

Enhancing Product Quality with High-Precision Testers: From Tactile Comfort Evaluation to Custom Machine Designs, Passing Down the Art of Expert Craftsmanship!

Kato Tech was established in Kyoto in 1961. We are celebrating our 62nd year in business.
We specialize in manufacturing and selling testing machines that quantitatively measure the “tactile comfort” when touching objects. In 1964, our collaboration with Dr. Kawabata from Kyoto University led to the successful development of technology known as “KES” (Kawabata Evaluation System).

The KES technology correlates with sensory evaluation by seasoned experts and converts measured data into objective numerical values. This remarkable technology has gained global recognition.

We measure and evaluate “texture, tactile sensation, and comfort” in various industries, including textiles, cosmetics, food products, batteries, automobile interior materials, and instrument panels.
We are committed to measuring and enhancing the “tactile comfort” of diverse products and making the artisans’ expertise available to everyone.

Business Outline
1. Electronic measuring instruments
2. Polymer material-related instruments
3. Various kinds of manufacturing instruments
4. Large Special Industrial Machinery

From texture testers creating “global standards for texture” to custom-made machinery design

Since we proposed the concept of Texture Measurement, Kato Tech has been meeting
the customer demands mainly in the textile industry.
Over the past two decades, we have grown as an electronic measuring instruments
manufacturer and have connections with over 50 countries in various industries, such as
automobile, paper and cosmetics, etc.
Additionally, we are working on the production of custom-made large industrial machinery to satisfy our customers’ demands and contribute to their various R&D and social development activities.

What is Texture Measurement That Quantifies Texture?

“Texture” has long been referred to as the material texture and tactile sensation – what people feel when they touch an object. However, it is only a subjective evaluation.
“KES” is technology for quantifying subjective evaluations by using measurement data, which is obtained by reproducing artisans’ hand movements and sensitivity when they distinguish the texture.
This technology was jointly developed with Dr. Kawabata of Kyoto University and it has been playing an important role in quality development.

SAMPLING SERVICE

We provide free sampling services “for a comprehensive understanding of our products,” “confirmation of obtainable measured data,” and “preparation of the necessary data for internal approval documents.” Please don’t hesitate to contact us.

What is Texture Measurement?

Texture measurement is a technique that transforms subjective tactile sensations into objective data.

The sense of touch people experience when handling materials, traditionally referred to as “texture”, has historically been judged subjectively by craftsmen and experts.

Texture measurement replicates actions like stroking, stretching, bending, and pressing on sophisticated testing equipment, converting ambiguous physical properties assessments into shared, objective numerical data.

This technology not only pursues comfort but also helps in preserving and passing down skilled artisans’ techniques to future generations.

Texture Measurement and KES (KAWABATA EVALUATION SYSTEM)

Developed in 1970 by Dr. Kiyoshi Kawabata and Dr. Masako Niwa, KES successfully transformed subjective tactile judgments into objective data.

Short for “KAWABATA EVALUATION SYSTEM,” KES is now commonly used in industries ranging from textiles to cosmetics, food, papermaking, and automobiles, serving as a global standard for texture evaluation.

Applications of KES

Initially focused on textile measurement, KES’s versatile texture measurement technology has been applied across diverse industries.

It’s used to evaluate the texture of food, the ergonomics of containers, the feel of cosmetics, the comfort of interiors, and even the touch of coatings, affecting various sectors including environmental and welfare industries. Centered around human experiences, the scope of KES is continually expanding into the future.

Learn about the industries where texture measurement is in demand from case studies.

Fiber

Tactile evaluation of dried laundry
clienthousehold goods manufacturer
Measurement samplefiber
Introductory modelKES-F7 Thermo Labo

Quantitative evaluation of the dry touch of laundry.
Verified with two types of towels: sunny-dried and room-dried towels.
Measured qmax values and confirmed correlation between wet and dry touch.


Evaluation of contact cold/warmth of cold mattress pad
clientbedding manufacturer
Measurement samplefiber
Introductory modelKES-F7 Thermo Labo

Evaluated the “coolness” of a cold mattress pad.
Skin sensation of “warmth” or “coldness” when the skin touches the fabric, or contact cold/warmth sensation, was measured.


Evaluation of heat retention of functional innerwear
clientTextile Product Manufacturer
Measurement samplefiber
Introductory modelKES-F7 Thermo Labo

Compared the warmth of multiple pieces of functional innerwear.
Evaluated the warmth retention of fabrics.


Resin

Texture evaluation of automobile interior materials (instrument panels)
clientautomaker
Measurement sampleresin
Introductory modelKES-G5 Compression Tester
KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

KES-F7 Thermo Labo

NT-01 Surface Friction Tester

Used to evaluate the texture of instrument panels.
Measured softness and smoothness to the touch, and coolness and warmth to the touch.


Evaluation of contact cold/warmth of bathroom floors
clientHousing equipment manufacturer
Measurement sampleresin
Introductory modelKES-F7 Thermo Labo

Evaluated the contact cold/warmth sensation when the feet touch the bathroom floor.
Measured the Qmax value, an index that evaluates the “cold” or “warm” sensation felt when the skin touches the floor.


Quality evaluation of medical wires
clientMedical supply manufacturer
Measurement sampleresin
Introductory modelKES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

Used to compare differences in medical wire quality that cannot be determined by touch.
Evaluated for slipperiness, unevenness, and smoothness.


Non-woven Fabric

Quality control of disposable diapers
clientNon-woven Manufacturer
Measurement sampleNon-woven Fabric
Introductory modelKES-YN1-B Large-size torsion testing machine
KES-G5 Compression Tester

KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-F8 Air Permeability Tester

KDMD-200 Baby Dummy Dolls

Used for quality control of design.
Measurements of diaper softness, surface smoothness, and hardness when twisted.
Dummy dolls are also used to test urine leakage and diffusion by having a sample actually attached to the doll.


Evaluation of the feel of the mask
clienthygiene products manufacturer
Measurement sampleNon-woven Fabric
Introductory modelKES-FB4-A Surface Tester
KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

Verified the mask’s feel against the skin.
Measured the coefficient of friction and evaluated fluffiness and flexibility.


Tissue texture and breathability evaluation
clientpaper manufacturer
Measurement sampleNon-woven Fabric
Introductory modelKES-FB4-A Surface Tester
KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

KES-F8 Air Permeability Tester

Evaluates the tissue’s smoothness to the touch and air permeability.
Measured smoothness and roughness to the touch and breathability.


Hair

Evaluates the level of heat damage to the hair
client
Measurement sample
Introductory model

Measured tensile strength of hair damaged by heat at G1SH. The damage level is evaluated.
At the time of measurement, hair diameter was measured and cross-sectional area was calculated using SK2000, and hair was grouped so that the average cross-sectional area was equal.
Measurements were performed under the same hair conditions.


Evaluation of bending properties before and after shampoo use
clienthair care manufacturer
Measurement sampleHair
Introductory modelKES-FB2-S Pure Bending Tester
KES-FB2-SH Single Fiber Bending Tester

Evaluation of hair firmness after shampoo and conditioner use
clientCosmetics Manufacturer
Measurement sampleHair
Introductory modelKES-SE Friction Tester
KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

Compared the feel of several shampoos and conditioners after use and after drying.
Verified which products left the hair with good finger movement.
Measured the average coefficient of friction of a hair bundle and evaluated the smoothness and firmness of the hair surface.


Leather

Seat comfort evaluation of automobile seats
clientautomaker
Measurement sampleLeather
Introductory modelKES-G5 Compression Tester

Used to objectively evaluate the seating comfort of car seats.
Compression characteristics are measured and “softness” and “elasticity” are evaluated.


Seat comfort evaluation of automobile seats
clientautomaker
Measurement sampleLeather
Introductory modelKES-FB2-L Large bending Tester

Used to compare genuine leather, synthetic leather, and PVC leather with a sample thickness of 1 mm or greater.
Bending hardness and recovery are measured and leather suppleness is evaluated.


Seat comfort evaluation of automobile seats
clientautomaker
Measurement sampleLeather
Introductory modelHapLog Wearable Tactile Action Sensor

Evaluates the operability of the steering wheel.
Measured finger force when gripping the steering wheel and movement during operation.


Other

Paper texture evaluation (softness, roughness)
clientUniversities and Testing Institutes
Measurement samplePaper
Introductory modelKES-FB2-A Pure Bending Tester
KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

Used to evaluate paper texture.
Measure the hardness of the paper when bent and the roughness when touched.


Evaluation of flooring texture and durability
clientbuilding material manufacturer
Measurement sampleWood
Introductory model KES-SE Friction Tester
KES-F7 Thermo Labo

KK01 Scratch Tester

KK02 Scratch Tester

KK03 Scratch Tester

Evaluated the feel and durability of flooring.
Verified slipperiness, warm/cold sensation, and scratchiness.


Evaluation of coolness after cosmetic application
clientCosmetics Manufacturer
Measurement sampleLiquid
Introductory modelLiquid

Evaluated the characteristics of heat after cosmetic application.
Analyzed the correlation with sensory evaluation for coolness.


Major Clients of Electronic Measuring Instruments

Domestic
(in alphabetical order)

・Asahi Kasei Corp.
・Canon Inc.
・FUJIFILM Corporation
・KANEKA CORPORATION
・KOBAYASHI PHERMACEUTICAL CO., LTD.
・LiveDo Corporation
・Mitsubishi Paper Mills Limited
・Nitto Denko Corporation
・Panasonic Corporation
・SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED
・TEIJIN LIMITED
・The Procter & Gamble Company
・Toyota Motor Corporation
・Unicharm Corporation

・ASICS Corporation
・Daio Paper Corporation
・Honda R&D Co.,Ltd.
・Kao Corporation
・Lion Corporation
・MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORPORATION
・Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
・Oji Nepia Co., Ltd.
・Shiseido Company, Limited
・Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
・Terumo Corporation
・Toray Industries, Inc.
・Ube Industries, Ltd.
・Wacoal Corp.

International
(in alphabetical order)
・Australia
・Canada
・Czech Republic
・France
・Hong Kong
・Italy
・Netherlands
・Portugal
・Spain
・Thailand
・United States

・Brazil
・China
・Finland
・Germany
・India
・Korea
・New Zealand
・Slovenia
・Taiwan
・United Kingdom
・Venezuela

Industry-industry, industry-government-university collaboration experience
-joint development-

KYOTO UNIVERSITYKES Texture Tester
THE UNIVERSITY OF SHIGA PREFECTURENanofiber Electrospinning Unit
Shiseido Company, LimitedHapLog
Toyota Motor CorporationDummy Doll (Custom-made for evaluation of sitting comfort of automotive seats)
AOKI Inc.Slacks Robot
Keio UniversityQUANTITEXTURE

About US

Manufacture of electronic measuring instruments

Texture measurement technology KES provides measurement equipment to evaluate samples

Company NameKATO TECH CO.,LTD.
Location26 Karato-cho, Nishikujo, Minami-ku, Kyoto 601-8447 Japan
Representative DirectorAtsuko Kato
EstablishedSeptember 1st, 1961
Business Outline1. Electronic measuring instruments
2. Polymer material-related instruments
3. Various kinds of manufacturing instruments
4. Large Special Industrial Machinery

Need more info ?

Surface Tester KES-FB4-A Catalog

KATO TECH CO.,LTD.

View Catalog

Supplier Information

  • Store Name: KATO TECH CO.,LTD.
  • Vendor: KATO TECH CO.,LTD.
  • Address: 601-8447
    Kyoto Minami-ku 26, Nishikujo Karado-cho

Features

Sensor that imitates fingertips

The sensor unit’s design features a load and surface treatment that mimics a fingertip, allowing for quantification similar to that of the human fingertip.

Example of Measurement Samples

  • Textile
  • Resin
  • Non-woven fabric
  • Paper
  • Coating
  • Leather/Synthetic leather (Car seats)
  • Film

System Configuration Diagram

Case Studies of This Product

  • Comfort evaluation of shirts
  • Comfort evaluation of socks
  • Evaluation of mask’s texture

From Creating the Global Standard in Tactile Sensation with Texture Testing Machines to Custom Machine Design.

Since proposing the concept of texture measurement in 1968, Kato Tech has been responding to global needs, primarily in the textile industry.

We have now grown into an electronic measuring instrument manufacturer with connections in approximately 50 countries, serving various industries including automotive, papermaking, and cosmetics.

In addition, to contribute to diverse research, development, and societal progress, we are committed to producing custom-made large industrial machinery that materializes our customers’ specific requirements.

Enhancing Product Quality with High-Precision Testers: From Tactile Comfort Evaluation to Custom Machine Designs, Passing Down the Art of Expert Craftsmanship!

Kato Tech was established in Kyoto in 1961. We are celebrating our 62nd year in business.
We specialize in manufacturing and selling testing machines that quantitatively measure the “tactile comfort” when touching objects. In 1964, our collaboration with Dr. Kawabata from Kyoto University led to the successful development of technology known as “KES” (Kawabata Evaluation System).

The KES technology correlates with sensory evaluation by seasoned experts and converts measured data into objective numerical values. This remarkable technology has gained global recognition.

We measure and evaluate “texture, tactile sensation, and comfort” in various industries, including textiles, cosmetics, food products, batteries, automobile interior materials, and instrument panels.
We are committed to measuring and enhancing the “tactile comfort” of diverse products and making the artisans’ expertise available to everyone.

Business Outline
1. Electronic measuring instruments
2. Polymer material-related instruments
3. Various kinds of manufacturing instruments
4. Large Special Industrial Machinery

From texture testers creating “global standards for texture” to custom-made machinery design

Since we proposed the concept of Texture Measurement, Kato Tech has been meeting
the customer demands mainly in the textile industry.
Over the past two decades, we have grown as an electronic measuring instruments
manufacturer and have connections with over 50 countries in various industries, such as
automobile, paper and cosmetics, etc.
Additionally, we are working on the production of custom-made large industrial machinery to satisfy our customers’ demands and contribute to their various R&D and social development activities.

What is Texture Measurement That Quantifies Texture?

“Texture” has long been referred to as the material texture and tactile sensation – what people feel when they touch an object. However, it is only a subjective evaluation.
“KES” is technology for quantifying subjective evaluations by using measurement data, which is obtained by reproducing artisans’ hand movements and sensitivity when they distinguish the texture.
This technology was jointly developed with Dr. Kawabata of Kyoto University and it has been playing an important role in quality development.

SAMPLING SERVICE

We provide free sampling services “for a comprehensive understanding of our products,” “confirmation of obtainable measured data,” and “preparation of the necessary data for internal approval documents.” Please don’t hesitate to contact us.

What is Texture Measurement?

Texture measurement is a technique that transforms subjective tactile sensations into objective data.

The sense of touch people experience when handling materials, traditionally referred to as “texture”, has historically been judged subjectively by craftsmen and experts.

Texture measurement replicates actions like stroking, stretching, bending, and pressing on sophisticated testing equipment, converting ambiguous physical properties assessments into shared, objective numerical data.

This technology not only pursues comfort but also helps in preserving and passing down skilled artisans’ techniques to future generations.

Texture Measurement and KES (KAWABATA EVALUATION SYSTEM)

Developed in 1970 by Dr. Kiyoshi Kawabata and Dr. Masako Niwa, KES successfully transformed subjective tactile judgments into objective data.

Short for “KAWABATA EVALUATION SYSTEM,” KES is now commonly used in industries ranging from textiles to cosmetics, food, papermaking, and automobiles, serving as a global standard for texture evaluation.

Applications of KES

Initially focused on textile measurement, KES’s versatile texture measurement technology has been applied across diverse industries.

It’s used to evaluate the texture of food, the ergonomics of containers, the feel of cosmetics, the comfort of interiors, and even the touch of coatings, affecting various sectors including environmental and welfare industries. Centered around human experiences, the scope of KES is continually expanding into the future.

Learn about the industries where texture measurement is in demand from case studies.

Fiber

Tactile evaluation of dried laundry
clienthousehold goods manufacturer
Measurement samplefiber
Introductory modelKES-F7 Thermo Labo

Quantitative evaluation of the dry touch of laundry.
Verified with two types of towels: sunny-dried and room-dried towels.
Measured qmax values and confirmed correlation between wet and dry touch.


Evaluation of contact cold/warmth of cold mattress pad
clientbedding manufacturer
Measurement samplefiber
Introductory modelKES-F7 Thermo Labo

Evaluated the “coolness” of a cold mattress pad.
Skin sensation of “warmth” or “coldness” when the skin touches the fabric, or contact cold/warmth sensation, was measured.


Evaluation of heat retention of functional innerwear
clientTextile Product Manufacturer
Measurement samplefiber
Introductory modelKES-F7 Thermo Labo

Compared the warmth of multiple pieces of functional innerwear.
Evaluated the warmth retention of fabrics.


Resin

Texture evaluation of automobile interior materials (instrument panels)
clientautomaker
Measurement sampleresin
Introductory modelKES-G5 Compression Tester
KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

KES-F7 Thermo Labo

NT-01 Surface Friction Tester

Used to evaluate the texture of instrument panels.
Measured softness and smoothness to the touch, and coolness and warmth to the touch.


Evaluation of contact cold/warmth of bathroom floors
clientHousing equipment manufacturer
Measurement sampleresin
Introductory modelKES-F7 Thermo Labo

Evaluated the contact cold/warmth sensation when the feet touch the bathroom floor.
Measured the Qmax value, an index that evaluates the “cold” or “warm” sensation felt when the skin touches the floor.


Quality evaluation of medical wires
clientMedical supply manufacturer
Measurement sampleresin
Introductory modelKES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

Used to compare differences in medical wire quality that cannot be determined by touch.
Evaluated for slipperiness, unevenness, and smoothness.


Non-woven Fabric

Quality control of disposable diapers
clientNon-woven Manufacturer
Measurement sampleNon-woven Fabric
Introductory modelKES-YN1-B Large-size torsion testing machine
KES-G5 Compression Tester

KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-F8 Air Permeability Tester

KDMD-200 Baby Dummy Dolls

Used for quality control of design.
Measurements of diaper softness, surface smoothness, and hardness when twisted.
Dummy dolls are also used to test urine leakage and diffusion by having a sample actually attached to the doll.


Evaluation of the feel of the mask
clienthygiene products manufacturer
Measurement sampleNon-woven Fabric
Introductory modelKES-FB4-A Surface Tester
KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

Verified the mask’s feel against the skin.
Measured the coefficient of friction and evaluated fluffiness and flexibility.


Tissue texture and breathability evaluation
clientpaper manufacturer
Measurement sampleNon-woven Fabric
Introductory modelKES-FB4-A Surface Tester
KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

KES-F8 Air Permeability Tester

Evaluates the tissue’s smoothness to the touch and air permeability.
Measured smoothness and roughness to the touch and breathability.


Hair

Evaluates the level of heat damage to the hair
client
Measurement sample
Introductory model

Measured tensile strength of hair damaged by heat at G1SH. The damage level is evaluated.
At the time of measurement, hair diameter was measured and cross-sectional area was calculated using SK2000, and hair was grouped so that the average cross-sectional area was equal.
Measurements were performed under the same hair conditions.


Evaluation of bending properties before and after shampoo use
clienthair care manufacturer
Measurement sampleHair
Introductory modelKES-FB2-S Pure Bending Tester
KES-FB2-SH Single Fiber Bending Tester

Evaluation of hair firmness after shampoo and conditioner use
clientCosmetics Manufacturer
Measurement sampleHair
Introductory modelKES-SE Friction Tester
KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

Compared the feel of several shampoos and conditioners after use and after drying.
Verified which products left the hair with good finger movement.
Measured the average coefficient of friction of a hair bundle and evaluated the smoothness and firmness of the hair surface.


Leather

Seat comfort evaluation of automobile seats
clientautomaker
Measurement sampleLeather
Introductory modelKES-G5 Compression Tester

Used to objectively evaluate the seating comfort of car seats.
Compression characteristics are measured and “softness” and “elasticity” are evaluated.


Seat comfort evaluation of automobile seats
clientautomaker
Measurement sampleLeather
Introductory modelKES-FB2-L Large bending Tester

Used to compare genuine leather, synthetic leather, and PVC leather with a sample thickness of 1 mm or greater.
Bending hardness and recovery are measured and leather suppleness is evaluated.


Seat comfort evaluation of automobile seats
clientautomaker
Measurement sampleLeather
Introductory modelHapLog Wearable Tactile Action Sensor

Evaluates the operability of the steering wheel.
Measured finger force when gripping the steering wheel and movement during operation.


Other

Paper texture evaluation (softness, roughness)
clientUniversities and Testing Institutes
Measurement samplePaper
Introductory modelKES-FB2-A Pure Bending Tester
KES-SE Friction Tester

KES-SESRU Roughness/Friction Tester

Used to evaluate paper texture.
Measure the hardness of the paper when bent and the roughness when touched.


Evaluation of flooring texture and durability
clientbuilding material manufacturer
Measurement sampleWood
Introductory model KES-SE Friction Tester
KES-F7 Thermo Labo

KK01 Scratch Tester

KK02 Scratch Tester

KK03 Scratch Tester

Evaluated the feel and durability of flooring.
Verified slipperiness, warm/cold sensation, and scratchiness.


Evaluation of coolness after cosmetic application
clientCosmetics Manufacturer
Measurement sampleLiquid
Introductory modelLiquid

Evaluated the characteristics of heat after cosmetic application.
Analyzed the correlation with sensory evaluation for coolness.


Major Clients of Electronic Measuring Instruments

Domestic
(in alphabetical order)

・Asahi Kasei Corp.
・Canon Inc.
・FUJIFILM Corporation
・KANEKA CORPORATION
・KOBAYASHI PHERMACEUTICAL CO., LTD.
・LiveDo Corporation
・Mitsubishi Paper Mills Limited
・Nitto Denko Corporation
・Panasonic Corporation
・SUMITOMO CHEMICAL COMPANY, LIMITED
・TEIJIN LIMITED
・The Procter & Gamble Company
・Toyota Motor Corporation
・Unicharm Corporation

・ASICS Corporation
・Daio Paper Corporation
・Honda R&D Co.,Ltd.
・Kao Corporation
・Lion Corporation
・MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORPORATION
・Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
・Oji Nepia Co., Ltd.
・Shiseido Company, Limited
・Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
・Terumo Corporation
・Toray Industries, Inc.
・Ube Industries, Ltd.
・Wacoal Corp.

International
(in alphabetical order)
・Australia
・Canada
・Czech Republic
・France
・Hong Kong
・Italy
・Netherlands
・Portugal
・Spain
・Thailand
・United States

・Brazil
・China
・Finland
・Germany
・India
・Korea
・New Zealand
・Slovenia
・Taiwan
・United Kingdom
・Venezuela

Industry-industry, industry-government-university collaboration experience
-joint development-

KYOTO UNIVERSITYKES Texture Tester
THE UNIVERSITY OF SHIGA PREFECTURENanofiber Electrospinning Unit
Shiseido Company, LimitedHapLog
Toyota Motor CorporationDummy Doll (Custom-made for evaluation of sitting comfort of automotive seats)
AOKI Inc.Slacks Robot
Keio UniversityQUANTITEXTURE

About US

Manufacture of electronic measuring instruments

Texture measurement technology KES provides measurement equipment to evaluate samples

Company NameKATO TECH CO.,LTD.
Location26 Karato-cho, Nishikujo, Minami-ku, Kyoto 601-8447 Japan
Representative DirectorAtsuko Kato
EstablishedSeptember 1st, 1961
Business Outline1. Electronic measuring instruments
2. Polymer material-related instruments
3. Various kinds of manufacturing instruments
4. Large Special Industrial Machinery

Need more info ?

Surface Tester KES-FB4-A Catalog

KATO TECH CO.,LTD.

View Catalog

Supplier Information

  • Store Name: KATO TECH CO.,LTD.
  • Vendor: KATO TECH CO.,LTD.
  • Address: 601-8447
    Kyoto Minami-ku 26, Nishikujo Karado-cho