Xinsheng Industrial

SHINSEI CORPORATION's ultrasonic motors feature compact size, high torque, and near-silent operation, with high holding torque at low speeds and standstill, making them the optimal actuator choice for compact systems. We offer standard models designed for cost-effective maintenance in general environments, as well as non-magnetic models intended for use in high magnetic field environments. Compared to electromagnetic motors, ultrasonic motors exhibit superior torque-to-weight ratios and are effective in miniaturizing and reducing the weight of equipment requiring multiple motors, such as robotic arms. In recent years, SHINSEI CORPORATION's non-magnetic ultrasonic motors have attracted significant attention as motors suitable for high magnetic field environments, such as near MRI equipment, and are utilized as actuators in numerous medical devices. Additionally, we have successfully developed a high-power electrostatic motor as a novel motor capable of high-speed rotation in vacuum environments. We are currently advancing the commercialization of this motor. Company Name: SHINSEI CORPORATION Address: 2-1-8 Kasuya Setagaya-ku Tokyo 157-0063 Japan Tel: +81-3-3302-7677 Fax: +81-3-3329-0066 Website: http://www.shinsei-motor.com Established: March 1968 Capital: 1,000,000 yen Fiscal Year End: February Director & Chairman: Norio Sashida Main Business: Manufacturing, sales, and development of ultrasonic motors Transaction Banks: Mizuho Bank, The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, SHOWA SHINKIN BANK Annual --- History --- 1969: SHINSEI CORPORATION was established as a grinder manufacturing business. | We manufactured and sold grinding machines. 1975: We relocated our head office to the current address. | We began researching ultrasonic motors as devices utilizing grinder production technology. 1979: We announced the world's first "wedge-type ultrasonic motor." | We commenced research and development of ultrasonic motor applications. 1982: We announced the world's first "rotary ultrasonic motor" driven by traveling waves. | We continued developing rotary ultrasonic motor sales. 1986: We launched the USR60 series as rotary ultrasonic motors. | We launched the USR30 series as compact rotary ultrasonic motors. 1999: We began manufacturing non-magnetic ultrasonic motors for MRI. | We expanded the ultrasonic motor lineup, including ultrasonic motors with encoders. 2010: We announced the world's first "high-power motor." | We are expanding the further lineup of ultrasonic motors. We began research and development of high-power electrostatic motor applications.