Threading Machines

Rex towards domestic production of electric power machines....

In 1964, in the midst of high economic growth in Japan, Rex started sales of the M No. 6 Pipe machine, which enabled threading on 6" steel pipe - the maximum size of pipe that could be threaded at that time in Japan - so they are proud of their contribution to the construction of social infrastructure.

Following this, Rex introduced the 4" machine, then the 3" machine and, in 1975, the 1 1/2" machine. In 1989, Rex introduced a 3/4" machine, the smallest machine in the world, which was greeted with great acclaim and was highly evaluated by users of the time.