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Message from Top Management

Kyoto Elex possesses technologies enabling us to variously control the configuration and size of the metal and glass powders comprising conductive pastes and their combination with resin. In response to customer needs, we can identify, commercialize, and supply optimal solutions from among the limitless combinations of organic and inorganic materials. If there is no appropriate resin available, we can create an original material by making use of the abilities of DKS Co. Ltd. (for organic chemistry) and DOWA Electronics Materials Co., Ltd (for inorganic chemistry). In the quest for redoubled understanding and support, we look forward to resolving the full range of your unique wants and needs.

Corporate Mission

Further elevating devotion to safety as the top priority, the Kyoto Elex corporate motto subscribes to
 ・Quality first
 ・Cost reduction
 ・Research endeavor
as the core ideology. True to this code, we treat our employees with ultimate care, advance sustained business development, and contribute to the society at large.

Company Information

Company Name Kyoto Elex Co., Ltd.
Head Office and Sales Department 1, Ogawara-cho, Kisshoin, Minami-ku, Kyoto 601-8391, Japan
Tel: +81 75 326 2883 Fax: +81 75 326 2884
R&D Department and Production Department 1, Ogawara-cho, Kisshoin, Minami-ku, Kyoto 601-8391, Japan
Tel: +81 75 326 0124 Fax: +81 75 326 0125
Establishment July 1, 1986
Shareholders DKS Co. Ltd.
DOWA Electronics Materials Co., Ltd.
Capital 80 million yen
Business Production and sale of silver paste, silver/palladium paste, silver/platinum paste, copper paste, resin-type copper paste, resin-type silver paste, aluminum paste, glass paste Custom production of various types of conductive materials

History

April 1985 DKS Co. Ltd. and DOWA Mining Co., Ltd. began joint development of conductive paste
July 1986 Kyoto Elex Co., Ltd. established (capital: 50 million yen)
April 1988 Research and operations began at clean room of former DKS Co. Ltd. research center
April 1997 Capital increased (80 million yen)
August 1999 Construction of West Building completed at current site
June 2000 ISO 9001 certification acquired
December 2001 ISO 14001 certification acquired
May 2007 East Building completed
July 2016 30th anniversary of establishment
March 2022 KYOTO ELEX(SUZHOU)CO.,LTD start of production and sales

CSR

  • Environmental load lowering initiatives

    We strive to continuously enhance environment control under ISO 14001 management systems.
    In addition to installation of solar power generation facilities on building rooftops, we work to lower daily power consumption through heightened productivity, support resource recycling and reduced waste with comprehensive sorting of trash, and advance other spirited measures.
    ISO 14001 certification mark

    Photograph of rooftop photovoltaic system
  • Employee health and work-friendliness initiatives

    In addition to recognition among the “White 500” leading certified health and productivity management companies, Kyoto Elex actively advances a diversified scope of initiatives to enhance employee health and work-friendliness.

    “White 500” certification mark
  • Excelling as a responsible corporate citizen

    Cleanup activities of general sidewalks in the vicinity of our company building and within our facilities are organized four times annually.

    Photograph of cleanup activities

Access

If traveling by car

From the Kyoto-Minami Exit (about 20 minutes): From the Kyoto-Minami Exit, travel north on National Highway 1 and turn left at the To-ji Temple. Pass over Nishioji Dori and turn right on Kadonooji Dori. Turn left at Hachijo Dori and turn left at the first street.

If traveling by train

About 5 minutes by taxi from JR Nishioji Station
About 20 minutes by taxi from JR Kyoto Station
About 15 minutes on foot from Hankyu Nishikyogoku Station (see map)
About 10 minutes by taxi from Hankyu Katsura Station
About 25 minutes by bus from JR Kyoto Station to Kadonooji-hachijo bus stop, followed by a 3-minute walk

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