- ★July 21, 2011
- JIMA obtained own office at Kudan area and have moved to new office.
The location is quite centre of Tokyo with convenient multi-access to subways and stations. Please stopby if you are near there. The address was changed, but phone numbers are all same. We hope your continuous co-operation. - ★May 27, 2011
- 9th Lecture for Safety in using X-Ray Inspection Instruments will be held on July 25, 2011 in Osaka. This is the first time to hold Lecture in Kansai area. Next schedule in Tokyo will be in November.
- ★November 29, 2010
- JIMA2010 (Inspection Instrument Show) was held on Nov. 24, 25 and 26 at Tokyo Bigsite with successful result of 56,299 registered visitors. Next JIMA Show will be held in 2012. We would appreciate your continuous cooperation.
- ★April 20, 2010
- Foreign Test Pieces for Food inspection were added for single and 6 pieces set.
Also new Matrix types with 5x8, totally 40 pieces on one sheet were added for wide area variation and for quicker test by one scan.
JIMA
3rd Fl., Kudan Royal Bldg.,
Kandajinbo-cho, Chiyodaku
Tokyo 101-0051, Japan
TEL：03-3288-5080
FAX：03-3288-5081
info@jima.jp
Japan Inspection Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JIMA) conducts vigorous activities with the following purposes concerning various testing equipment including nondestructive testing equipment.
- Improvement of quality, safety and technologies
- Promotion and improvement of production, physical distribution and trading
- Holding and participation in trade shows, lectures and workshops on technical guidance, etc
- Promotion of formulation and standardization of related specifications
- Familiarization of related laws/regulations, standards, etc. and cooperation for administrative measures
and more activities along with necessity time by time.
Inspection Instruments are used in two fields: (1) quality testing in the field
of manufacturing, and (2) safety testing in the field of maintenance.
In the field of manufacturing, testing equipment are essential tools for quality control that are used for operations such as detection of flaws, cracks, voids, exfoliations, defective adhesion and defective welds; discrimination of materials; measurement of strengths; and testing of dimensions.
In the field of maintenance, testing equipment are used for maintenance management of nuclear power stations, petroleum /chemical plants, aircraft, Shinkansen bullet trains, subways and ships to ensure safety of people.
