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DKK-TOA Corporation is a Japanese comprehensive measuring instrument manufacturer centered on water, air, medical, and gas monitoring technologies.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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DKK-TOA Corporation is a Japanese comprehensive measuring instrument manufacturer. According to its official site, it provides various analytical instruments centered on water, air, medical, and gas monitoring technologies, covering fields from environmental measurement and chemical analysis to production and quality management, process control, industrial gas alarm devices, and medical-related equipment. The company was formed in 2000 through the merger of Toa Denpa Kogyo (founded 1944) and Denki Kagaku Keiki (founded 1945), and in 2013 it was designated as a Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section issue. It has a business and capital alliance with HACH and serves as the domestic general agent for HACH products in Japan, developing, producing, and selling measuring instruments globally with an environmental protection theme.

History

DKK-TOA Corporation was formed in 2000 through the merger of Toa Denpa Kogyo (founded 1944 in Koishikawa, Tokyo) and Denki Kagaku Keiki (founded 1945 in Musashino, Tokyo). The company traces its roots to these two predecessors: Toa Denpa Kogyo was established in 1944, and Denki Kagaku Keiki in 1945. In 1954, the predecessor launched the benchtop pH meter HM-5(A), which sold over 20,000 units and received 'Analytical Instrument/Scientific Instrument Heritage' certification in 2014. In 1961, the company listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. In 1963, it built the Sayama Factory (now Sayama Technology Center) in Sayama, Saitama. Denki Kagaku Keiki developed Japan's first automatic nitrogen oxide analyzer under a Ministry of Health and Welfare project, entering the atmospheric analysis instrument field. In 1968, the head office building in Takadanobaba, Shinjuku was completed. In 1970, under commission from the former Ministry of Construction, Japan's first river water quality monitoring devices were installed on the Yodo and Tama rivers. In 1973, Iwate Toa Denpa (now Iwate DKK) was established in Tono, Iwate as a production subsidiary. In 1979, the company obtained a medical device manufacturing license from the Ministry of Health and Welfare and began selling clinical measurement equipment, entering the biochemistry and medical device fields. In 1989, Denki Kagaku Keiki built the Tokyo Factory (now Tokyo Engineering Center) in Higashiyamato, Tokyo. In 1990, Yamagata DKK (now Yamagata DKK) was established in Shinjo, Yamagata as a production subsidiary. In 1995, it obtained ISO9001 certification. In 2000, DKK-TOA Corporation was born and obtained ISO14001 certification. In 2002, it launched the total nitrogen/total phosphorus/COD automatic measuring device NPW-150 (now NPW-400). In 2003, it provided A4-size automatic water quality measuring devices MWA4-70 (now MWB4-72) to 78 locations in the Tokyo Tama area. In 2005, it made Bionics Instrument a wholly owned subsidiary through share exchange, expanded the industrial gas detection alarm division, and signed a business and capital alliance with HACH. In 2006, it began domestic general agency business for HACH products and expanded Yamagata DKK with a new lead-free production line. In 2010, it established an R&D center within the Sayama Technology Center. In 2013, it was designated as a Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section issue. In 2014, it set up an environmental monitoring station within the Sayama Technology Center and celebrated its 70th anniversary. In 2015, it opened a Seoul liaison office. In 2017, it built a medical-related equipment production building within the Sayama Technology Center.

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Comprehensive measuring instrument manufacturer centered on water, air, medical, and gas monitoring technologies.

  • Automatic calibration pH monitor MAC-1600

  • Portable water quality analyzer Mylana

  • Ion chromatograph ICA-7000

  • Automatic process measuring device XAT-300

  • Total nitrogen/total phosphorus/COD automatic measuring device NPW-150 (now NPW-400)

  • A4-size automatic water quality measuring device MWA4-70 (now MWB4-72)

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