Dyden Corporation

Dyden Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer and developer of wires, cables and various equipment. Founded in 1951 as Kyushu Electrical Wire Corporation by Naoto Yoshida, it changed its name to Dyden Corporation in 1963. The company offers electrical wires and cables, robot cables, network cables, and hydraulic equipment and molded plastic products.

Dyden Corporation was founded in 1951 as Kyushu Electrical Wire Corporation by Naoto Yoshida, who was encouraged by the Ministry of Telecommunications (now NTT) to manufacture rubber-coated electrical wires to restore communications after typhoon damage in the Kyushu region. The company name was changed to Dyden Corporation in 1963. In 1961, it entered a technological tie-up with Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. The company expanded with a Tokyo branch in 1952, a vinyl plant in 1953, a Kyushu branch in 1957, a copper plating plant in 1960, a Kansai branch in 1961, a Chugoku sales office in 1962, a communications cable plant at its Kurume Plant in 1965, an aluminum wire plant in 1967, a compounding plant in 1968, and its Saga Plant in 1969.

Top brand in Japan for robot cables

• Electrical Wires and Cables

  A diverse lineup of cable products, including robot cables.

• Robot Cables

  Long-life cables that can be used in intensely moving parts of robots.

• Network Cables

  LAN and CoaXPress cables that are compliant with various network standards.

• Hydraulic Equipment

  Hydraulic valves mainly used to control winch and crane operations on ships, with excellent durability and operability.

• Molded Plastic Products

  Plastic molding products that can be attached to automobile batteries, allowing the driver to check the battery's fluid level and state of charge.

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