Ebara Corp.

History

Year	Detail
1912	EBARA Corporation was founded as the Inokuty Type Machinery Office by Issey Hatakeyama in 1912, initially focusing on the manufacture of pumps.
1961	EBARA Corp. launched its first stoker-type waste incinerator and entered into the waste treatment plant business.
1975	EBARA established the Sodegaura Plant in the city of Sodegaura, Chiba Prefecture, expanding its business in compressors and turbines.
1986	EBARA Corp. entered into the precision machinery business with the launch of its first root-type dry vacuum pumps.
2002	EBARA spun off its compressors and turbines business into a separate company named Elliott Ebara Turbomachinery Corp.
2012	Three companies, Ebara Technoserve Co., Ltd., Ebara Yoshikura Hydro-Tech Co., Ltd., and Ebara Environmental Technologies Hokkaido Co., Ltd., merged to establish EBARA Corp.
2015	EBARA Corp. acquired PT Turbindo Chikara Surya, an Indonesian company that provides maintenance services for rotating machinery.
2023	EBARA Corp. developed a hydrogen-fueled absorption chiller-heater, a heat source machine used to provide comfortable air-conditioned spaces in office buildings, factories, airports, commercial facilities, district heating and cooling facilities, and other locations.
2024	EBARA Corp. established a new equipment testing and development center for hydrogen infrastructure, designed for full-scale commercial product testing of liquid hydrogen pumps.