JSW Plastics Machinery (Philippines) Inc.

Japan Steel Works (JSW) is a Japanese manufacturing company founded in 1907 as a joint venture between British firms Armstrong Whitworth Co., Ltd. and Vickers Sons and Maxim, Ltd. Initially focused on military equipment production until World War II, the company later diversified into peacetime applications. Today, JSW operates in multiple industrial sectors, primarily manufacturing steel products and industrial machinery. Their product portfolio includes injection molding machines (specifically the JADS Series electric servo drive models), steel making equipment, compounding extruders, polyolefin pelletizing systems, excimer laser annealing systems, monoblocks, and rotor shafts for power generators. The company serves industries such as oil and gas, energy, automotive, electronics, shipbuilding, and petrochemicals. They emphasize quality control and have developed specialized products like clad plates, pipes, and forgings/castings. Their injection molding machines feature smart control systems, strong clamping units, stable accuracy injection, lightweight high-rigidity construction with low vibrations, and are designed to extend mold life while reducing maintenance costs.