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Introduction of

the Japan Analytical Instruments

Manufacturers’ Association

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The mission of the Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA) is to contribute to the development of the Japanese economy and

the cultural lives of people in Japan through efforts to improve technologies related to analytical instruments and advance the analytical instruments

industry for the purpose of the advancement of science and technology.

In the 1950s and 1960s, Japan not only saw

the drastic development of many industries,

but was also host to some serious cases of

environmental pollution. Against this backdrop,

analyt ical instruments have significantly

developed through the process of satisfying

the needs of the time.

Since the 1980s, the widespread use of personal

computers has made analytical instruments easier

to use and capable of managing sophisticated

data. Since around 1985, analytical instruments

have excelled in activities to improve the quality of

materials in various fields.

From the late 1990s, the demand for analytical techniques began increasing

in the pharmaceutical and medical industry. Since the 2000s, analytical

instruments have been playing a role in more and more industries. They

have played a significant role in food safety analysis, which is deeply related

to everyone’ s daily life, along with playing a role in the development of new

materials.

History and Trends Pertaining to the Analytical Instruments Industry

■Development of

 JAIMA

■History of analytical

 instruments

 in society

1960 ● Foundation

1962 ● First Exhibition of Analytical Instruments

(Otemachi Annex of the Metropolitan

Industry Hall, attended by 20 companies)

1980 ● Became an incorporated association

1981 ● 20th Exhibition of Analytical Instruments

(Taito Annex of the Metropolitan Industry

Hall, attended by 63 companies)

1983 ● Published the Analytical Instruments Guidebook

1986 ● Established JIS terms for analytical chemistry

(in analytical instruments)

1992 ● 30th Exhibition of Analytical Instruments

(Makuhari Messe, attended by 110

companies)

2001 ● Published a book, titled Comprehensive and Concise Analytical Chemistry

2010 ● First joint hosting with the Scientific Instruments

Show Japan (attended by 450 companies)

2012 ● Renamed the exhibition to “JASIS”

2013 ● Became a general incorporated association

2013 ● Started efforts for life science innovation

Yokkaichi asthma;

First air pollution reported

Water Pollution Control

Act established

Japan World

Exposition (Osaka)

Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association, JAIMA

1960

Environment Agency

founded

1971

Nobel Prize to the

research of iPS cell

2012

Areawide Water Pollutant

Regulation Standard introduced

1988

The global warming issue

reaches headlines.

1989

Mass food poisoning

caused by O-157

1996

Glowing interest

in Food Safety

2007

Environmental Impact

Assessment Act

established

1993

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1995 2000 2005

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Separation

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Medical related

What are analytical instruments?

The term is defined as “appliances, tools, or devices

that qualitatively and/or quantitatively measure the

composition, properties, structure, status, etc., of

substances.” Analytical instruments are classified by

application, such as for laboratory (experiment

and research), the environment (pollution), process

and field measurement, maintenance and work

environments, medical examination devices,

automation-related devices and information

processing systems, and bio-related analytical

instruments, plus others.

Numerous analytical technologies are being

applied in many fields that relate to our daily

life; for example, food safety, environmental

conservation and management, and the

diagnosis of illness. Analytical technologies

have also been effectively used to develop

various new materials that contribute to

everyday life, as such the materials that are

used in many new products.

Approximately 20% of all Nobel Prizes in

physics, chemistry, or physiology or medicine

have been awarded to inventors of analytical

theories or developers of analytical instruments

or technologies. This fact proves that analytical

technology has supported major innovation

through the advancement of science.

Analytical instruments and technologies have

played a significant role in the emergence and

development of science and technology.

Recently, the improvement of daily life through

IoT or big data analysis has been attracting

attention, and for this, sensing technology is

essential. Analytical instruments are thus

expected to play major roles in the future as

gateways for translating substance

characteristics into data.

JAIMA will continue to support its members,

who devote themselves to the improvement

and sophistication of analytical instruments,

thereby contributing to the improvement of

science and technology, the economy, and

people’s lives.

2016 ● Published a book, titled

“Heritage of Analycal and Scientific Instruments Supported the Development of Science and lndustry”

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Note: This figure shows the number of release of new analytical instruments registered by JAIMA, including major laboratory, environmental and process, and medical related products.

The numbers in 2010 and 2015 are estimated by value of production and exports.

Air Pollution Control

Act established

1968

Next-GenerationHealth Care

Preventive Medicine

Advanced Drug Discovery

Advanced Diagnosis

Cell/RegenerationMedicine

Food Science

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Analytical Technologies for Life Science

With an aim toward helping develop the Japanese economy and the further sophistication of industry in Japan, JAIMA

focuses on activities that promote the development of analytical instruments and technologies.

As a representative of the analytical instrument industry, we negotiate and strengthen relationships with both government

authorities and foreign organizations. In addition, we hold exhibitions to revitalize the entire market of analytical

instruments.

JAIMA also promotes the development of new markets through international exchange and surveys on leading-edge

research trends, and contributes to the advancement of next-generation science and technology.

JAIMA’s Activities

Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association, JAIMA

For the Development of the Analytical Instruments Industry

Not only as a representative of the analytical instruments industry, but also as a supporter of related

industries, JAIMA conducts a variety of programs to revitalize the market, develop new sectors and

fields, and contribute to the progress of science and technology.

●One of the largest exhibitions of analytical and scientific instruments in Asia

The Analytical Instruments Exhibition and the Scientific Instruments Show have been

jointly held since 2010; and since 2012, the two expos have been unified into the

Japan Analytical & Scientific Instruments Show (JASIS).

●Activities and support for standardization, including making drafts for

JIS (general) relating to analysis methods and dispatching members

to bodies that make drafts for JIS and IEC/ISO standards

We make efforts to disseminate proper terms as related to the analytical instruments

essential to research and development and quality management in various fields,

and to reflect them in national and international standards.

●Joint activities and exchange with Western and Asian friendship

associations, and with the organizers of foreign exhibitions for

international activities

By working and holding exchange with related foreign organizations, we introduce

JAIMA’s activities, and extract, sort, and take measures against problems in an

effort to achieve the revitalization and overseas expansion of the domestic industry

and thus to aim for future development.

●Providing members with related resources important for the analytical

instruments industry, including information on the trends regarding

domestic and foreign standards and regulations related to the

environment, medicine, and intellectual property, as well as collecting

opinions and proposals for the national government

Domestic and foreign standards and regulations have large impact on our business

development. To obtain related information quickly and to conduct proposals and

information distribution at appropriate times, we collaborate with related domestic

organizations and organize special research groups.

●Organizing statistical data such as that on the production

and export of analytical instruments, so as to grasp the

industrial situation

It is important for our members to grasp domestic and overseas market

trends for the purpose of defining their business plans. Our activities

include classification based on actual situations and proper

data-gathering.

●Distributing information related to analytical instruments

and methodologies to domestic and foreign organizations

We distribute various information related to analytical instruments via

our website and through various documents.

Revitalizing the Analytical Instruments Market

In addition to the demonstration of brand-new devices, JASIS holds

new-technology presentations and conferences at which exhibitors and

domestic and foreign organizations provide the latest information.

Approximately 500 corporations and organizations worldwide, with about

400 lectures and presentations, provide great opportunities to obtain

comprehensive and up-to-date information on Japanese technologies and

supportive analysis technologies. JASIS offers a place to provide total

analytical solutions to contribute to the revitalization of the analytical

instruments industry.

Developing New Sectors and Fields

To cultivate the market for the future, it is necessary for Japanese

manufacturers to expand to geographic regions both domestic and overseas

and to expand to new industrial sectors that arise from the change of the

industrial structure. Through exchanges with related domestic and overseas

organizations and by conducting surveys, we are distributing a variety of

information.

●Developing new sectors

JAIMA is conducting programs to expand the market ranges of analytical

instruments into next-generation health care, advanced drug discovery,

cell/regeneration medicine, preventive medicine, advanced diagnosis, and food

science. We distribute the latest information so as to contribute to market

development via domestic and overseas activities and websites, including the

JASIS’ Life Science Innovation Zone special project and seminars covering various

issues.

●Expansion of activity regions

Many of our members are faced with the challenging problem of expansion to

overseas markets. It is essential for them to grasp the latest demand trends in the

regions of their intended markets. Through visits to exhibitions in Western and

Asian countries and through surveys and seminars in foreign regions, we collect,

sort, and distribute related information. Also, in any promising region, it is important

to train new talent in the use of analytical instruments. Along with the gathering of

information required by members, JAIMA has recently conducted surveys and held

seminars in ASEAN regions to promote the training of local talent.

Contributing to Science and Technology

Analytical and measurement instruments have played a historically

significant role in the emergence and development of science and

technology as apparatus that can discover principles and phenomena.

JAIMA contributes to society through the development of analytical

instruments and technology, and is pursuing a range of initiatives to

promote enhanced activity in related fields of science and technology. These

include providing educational programs for the next generation of

instrumental analysts, presenting surveys and proposals on the medium- to

long-term outlook for the analytical instruments industry, and promoting the

development of advanced analysis technology and instruments through

JAIMA’s analytical instruments development awards for advanced analytical

technology.

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Regular members

69companies

Associatemembers

OrganizationMembership List

Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association, JAIMA

Members(Number of members,

as of July 1, 2018)

What we do (1) Surveying and conducting research for analytical instruments

(2) Collecting, analyzing, and providing information related to analytical instruments

(3) Establishing standards and criteria related to analytical instruments and promoting the standardization of such regulations

(4) Holding exhibitions related to analytical instruments

(5) Holding seminars related to analytical instruments

(6) Holding exchanges and working with related national and foreign organizations in regard to analytical instruments

(7) Conducting any other programs necessary to achieve the objectives of our association

Related

organizations

Japan Scientific Instruments Association

The Japan Machinery Federation

The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry

The Japan Federation of Medical Devices Associations

The Japan Fair Trade Council of the Medical Devices Industry

Japan Association of Clinical Reagents Industries

Japanese Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards

Japanese Standards Association

Foreign cooperating

organizations

Special Committee

Life Sciences Working Group Promptly grasps new trends in life science innovation, reviews the possibility for analytical instruments to enter into new markets, makes a

medium- and long-term strategy for JAIMA in founding a basis for the growth of the market, and provides related information to members

A&T Corporation

ADVANCE RIKO, Inc.

Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.

AINEX Co., Ltd.

AIR LIQUIDE Japan Ltd.

Airtech Corporation

AiSTI SCIENCE CO., Ltd.

ANATEC YANACO CORPORATION

ARKRAY, Inc.

Asahi Techneion Co., Ltd.

BAS Inc.

Beckman Coulter K.K.

BL TEC K.K.

Canon Medical Systems Corporation

Central Kagaku Corp.

DAIICHI NEKKEN CO., LTD.

Daiwa Techno Systems Co., Ltd.

DKK-TOA CORPORATION

EKO Instruments Co., Ltd.

ELIONIX INC.

ESCO, Ltd.

Fuji Chemical Measurement Co., Ltd.

FUJIFILM Corporation

FUJIFILM Wako Pure Chemical Corporation

Fujikin Incorporated

FUJIREBIO INC.

FURUNO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

GASTEC CORPORATION

GL Sciences Inc.

GTR TEC Corporation

HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K.

Hemmi Slide Rule Co., Ltd.

HERZOG JAPAN CO., LTD.

HIRANUMA SANGYO Co., Ltd.

Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation

Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation

Hitachi, Ltd. Healthcare Business Unit

HORIBA Advanced techuno, Co., Ltd

HORIBA STEC, Co., Ltd.

HORIBA, Ltd.

IDEX Health & Science K.K.

Ion Electrodes Laboratories Co., Ltd.

ITK CO., LTD.

Japan Analytical Industry Co., Ltd.

JASCO Corporation

JASCO ENGINEERING CO., LTD.

JASCO International Co., Ltd.

JEOL Ltd.

JEOL RESONANCE Inc.

JOKOH CO., LTD.

J-SCIENCE LAB CO., LTD.

KOMYO RIKAGAKU KOGYO K.K.

KYORITSU CHEMICAL-CHECK Lab., Corp.

KYOTO ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.

LSI Medience Corporation

M&S Instruments Inc.

MALCOM CO., LTD.

MICROTEC Co., Ltd.

MITORIKA Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Chemical Analytech Co., Ltd.

Musashi Engineering, Inc.

Nanophoton Corporation

NETZSCH Japan K.K.

NEW COSMOS ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

NIHON SEIMITSU KAGAKU CO., LTD.

NIPPON DENSHOKU INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.

Nippon Instruiments Corporation

Nomura Chemical Co., Ltd

Oji Scientific Instruments

ORGANO CORPORATION

Otsuka Electronics Co., Ltd.

OURSTEX CORPORATION

PHC Corporation

Rigaku Corporation

RIKEN KEIKI Co., Ltd.

Sakura Finetek Japan Co., Ltd.

SEKI AOI TECHNO CO., LTD

Senshu Scientific Co., Ltd.

SHIMADZU CORPORATION

SHIMADZU TECHNO-RESEARCH INC.

SHOKO SCIENCE Co., Ltd.

Shoreline Science Research, Inc.

SHOWA DENKO K.K.

SOMA OPTICS, LTD.

SUGIYAMA SHOJI CO., LTD.

Sumika Chemical Analysis Service, Ltd.

SYSMEX CORPOPATION

Systech Inc.

System Instruments Co., Ltd.

TAKEMURA ELECTRIC WORKS, LTD.

TERUMO CORPORATION

Toko Chemical Laboratories Co., Ltd.

TOKYO BOEKI MEDISYS INC.

TOKYO INSTRUMENTS, INC.

TOKYO PHOTOELECTRIC CO., LTD.

TOKYO RIKAKIKAI CO., LTD.

TOSOH CORPORATION

TOTO LTD.

TOYAMA CO., Ltd.

ULVAC-PHI, Inc.

USHIO INC.

Verder Scientific Co., Ltd.

Yamato Scientific Co., Ltd.

YAMAZEN CORPORATION

Yanaco Analytical Systems, Inc.

YMC CO., LTD.

ASTECH CORPORATION

ABB K.K.

Advantec Toyo Kaisha, Ltd.

Alpha M.O.S. Japan K.K.

AMETEK Co., Ltd.

Analog Devices K.K.

Analytik Jena Japan Co., Ltd.

AS ONE Corporation

Bruker JAPAN K.K.

C.Gerhardt Japan Co., Ltd.

Carl Zeiss Co., Ltd.

CEM Japan K.K.

DKSH Japan K.K.

Eiken Chemical Co., Ltd.

GE Healthcare Japan Corporation

GERSTEL K.K.

Hakuto Co., Ltd.

HAYASHI PURE CHEMICAL IND., LTD.

Hitachi High-Tech Fielding Corporation

IAS Inc.

Ikeda Scientific Co., Ltd.

INFICON Co., Ltd

Japan Machinery Company

Johnson & Johnson K.K.

JULABO JAPAN Co., Ltd.

K.K. AB Sciex

KINRYO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

KNF Japan Co., Ltd.

Kyowa Medex Co., Ltd.

Lab Lab Company Co. Ltd.

LECO Japan Corporation

Life Technologies Japan Ltd.

Malvern Panalytical a division of Spectris., Ltd

MEIWAFOSIS CO., LTD.

Merck Millipore, Merck Ltd.

Metrohm Japan Co., Ltd.

Mettler-Toledo K.K.

Milestone General K.K.

Nihon BUCHI K.K.

NIHON DENKEI Co., Ltd.

NIHON RUFUTO Co., Ltd.

Nihon Validation Technologies Corporation

Nihon Waters K.K.

NIPPON S.T.JOHNSON SALES CO., LTD.

NISHIKAWA KEISOKU Co., Ltd

Nova Biomedical K.K

Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics K.K.

OXFORD Instruments K.K.

Peak Scientific Japan K.K.

PerkinElmer Japan Co., Ltd.

QIAGEN K.K.

Renishaw K.K.

Restek Corporation

Roche DC Japan K.K.

Roche Diagnostics K.K.

S.T. Japan Inc.

SANWA KAGAKU KENKYUSHO CO., LTD.

SANYO TRADING CO., LTD.

Scienta Omicron, Inc.

Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corporation

Systems Engineering Inc.

Takeda Rika Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Tecan Japan Co., Ltd.

Thermo Fisher Scientific K.K.

Tomsic Ltd.

TOYO Corporation

Trajan Scientific Japan Inc

UNIFLEX Co., Ltd.

VISCOTECH CO., LTD.

(as of July 1, 2018)Latest information of members are listed at JAIMA Web site.

*Open Solutions Forum

Japan Measuring Instruments Federation

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

Japan Electric Measuring Instruments Manufacturers’ Association

Japan Environmental Measurement and Chemical Analysis Association

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

Japan Chemical Industry Association

Japan Association of Clinical Laboratory Systems

Analytical, Life Science & Diagnostics Association (ALDA), U.S.

The Pittsburgh Conference (PITTCON), U.S.

European Federation of Precision Mechanical and Optical Industries Committee II (EUROM II), EU

China Association for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA), China

Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA), Taiwan

Conducts limited-time activities regarding a specific theme as established based on the decisions of the board of directors

Governing

organization(As of Apr. 1, 2018)

General Assembly

TechnicalAffairs

Committee

SteeringSubcommittee

JASISConference

Subcommittee

GrobalActivity

Subcommittee

TechnicalInformation

Subcommittee

DocumentationSubcommittee

EnvironmentalRegulation

Subcommittee

TechnicalStandardizationSubcommittee

TechnicalInformation

Subcommittee

InternationalRegulation

Subcommittee

Research& Practice

Subcommittee

ExportManagement

Subcommittee

PMD Act (Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Act)

Subcommittee

StandardizationSubcommittee

Safety, EMCStandardizationSubcommittee

IVD International Subcommittee

IVD for Veterinary Subcommittee

The Japan Fair Trade Council of the Medical Devices Industry, JAIMA

Japan Council for IVD-MD (In Vitro Diagnostics Medical Device)

JAIMA NewsletterSubcommittee

JAIMA WebsiteSubcommittee

Press ReleaseSubcommittee

Exhibition Planning

Subcommittee

New Technology Seminar & OSF* Subcommittee

Visitor Promotion Subcommittee

Public RelationsSubcommittee

Project Subcommittee

BookingStatistics

Subcommittee

EnvironmentalAffairs

Committee

LaborRelations

Committee

IntellectualProperty

Committee

InternationalAffairs

Committee

IVD (In Vitro Diagnostic)Instrument Committee

Public RelationsCommittee

JASISOrganizing Committee

StatisticsCommittee

Board of Executive Directors

Secretariat Strategic Planning Council Life Science Working Group

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Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers' Association

Exhibition Planning Strategy Subcommittee

Regular members ……… Entities and persons that manufacture analytical instruments and bodies composed of such

entities and/or persons

Associate members …… Entities and persons that are not qualified as regular members but that support the aims of this

association and that work with its programs

(106 companies)

(69 companies)

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Phone: +81-3-3292-0642 Fax: +81-3-3292-7157

E-mail: [email protected]

https://www.jaima.or.jp/en/index.html

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