Quality determines our future
This came from the founder, Susumu Kotani. YUSHIN cherishes this as the basic philosophy.
Quality Policy
Guided by the principle that "Quality determines our future," YUSHIN earns customer satisfaction by ensuring safety and promoting continuous improvement of manufacturing through higher productivity and lower environmental impact
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ISO9001(Quality Management System) / CE Marking
Robot Compliant with the Most Stringent International Safety Regulations
FRA series
There is no compromise at YUSHIN when it comes to safety. As the bottom-line, redundant safety circuits maintain functional capacity in the unlikely event that a primary circuit goes down.
Robot movements are monitored during teaching so that safe speeds are not exceeded and jobs can be performed safely.
Our FRA robots qualify as Safety Category 3 devices under EN/ISO 12100, EN 60204 and EN/ISO 10218, and comply with safety requirements under CE, GB and KCs.
YUSHIN has been training qualified Safety Assessors, who certify knowledge and competence in machine safety based on international safety standards.
As of March 31, 2023, the number of certified employees is 53. They are not limited to designers, but are spread across all departments involved with products, from sales to manufacturing, and apply their knowledge as Safety Assessors in a variety of situations, from product planning and development to making safety suggestions to customers.
YUSHIN provides customers with products with a high level of safety through the development of these human resources, and delivers safety and security to workers at industrial sites.
Under the Industrial Safety and Health Act in Japan, business operators are required to provide special training for employees who work with industrial robots.
YUSHIN provides this special training, YUSHIN School, both internally and externally to improve the safety knowledge and operating techniques of all people who work with YUSHIN robots. A certificate of completion is issued to those who complete the school, which serves as proof of participation.