COVAC PHILIPPINES, INC

  COVAC PHILIPPINES, INC

For more than four decades, Covac Co. Ltd. is guided by its commitment to provide highly reliable rubber products to customers. Established on September 8, 1978, COVAC delivers products in touch with people for many years. Products ranging from automotive and in-vehicle devices to electronic devices, watches, cameras, rubber keypads, and gaskets.

And now COVAC has found a remarkable strategic location in the Philippines at the Lima Technology Center in Lipa City, Batangas.  Sitting on 600 hectares of land, the technology center boasts of international plants as well. Hence on March 16, 2018, COVAC PHILIPPINES, INC. was established.  With COVAC Co. Ltd. promoting operations in the Philippines as a future main plant, it offers highly accurate mass-produced products to customers all over the world.

 The Philippines factory was established in 2018 to strengthen international competitiveness. In order to provide highly accurate mass-produced products to customers all over the world, we are promoting operations as a future main plant.

Blk 6-13 and 6-15 Amplefield SME Park, J.P. Rizal Avenue, LIMA Technology Center
Lipa, Batangas 4217

Get Directions

(043) 236 3069

 

 

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Ref. :

https://www.covac.com.ph/

SANYO DENKI PHILIPPINES, INC.

SANYO DENKI PHILIPPINES, INC.
No. 2 Block F-1 Subic Technopark, Argonaut Highway Boton Area, Subic Bay Freeport Zone Bataan PHILIPPINES 2222
TEL: +63 47 252 1735
ISO9001 ISO14001 OHSAS18001

Sanyo Denki Philippines is a manufacturing company owned and managed by Japanese. We manufacture cooling fans, servo stepping motors and UPS. We are located at Subic Technopark, we are also ISO and OHSAS certified.

The firm, which produces cooling, power and servo systems at its factories in the Subic Techno Park here inaugurated the Sanyo Denki Technology Center (SDP-TC) last week, an expansion project for the company that was established here in 2000.

 
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notes:
1. ref- 
https://www.sanyodenki.com/corporate/global_network.html

https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1796920/Pampanga/Local-News/Japanese-tech-firm-opens-Subic-R-D-center

2. photos from: 
https://cctconst.com/portfolio-view/sanyo-denki-phils-inc-2/

And Google Map 

Quanta Paper Corporation

Quanta Paper Corporation is a manufacturing company that is committed to producing and selling good quality, eco-friendly tissue and personal care products that meet regulatory and statutory standards and exceed customer expectations.

An ISO 9001: 2015 – certified company, Quanta promotes good manufacturing practices that ensure the reliability and responsibility to quality and safety at all times

Quanta has invested in modern equipment that allows for the production of high-quality tissue paper and personal care products. This has allowed the company to cater to the day to day requirements of consumers in all parts of the Philippines

Quanta started operations in November of 2003 with four paper making

machines and four converting machines using post-consumer fiber or waste

paper as raw materials to produce eco-products like bathroom tissues, paper

napkins, paper towels and slitted jumbo rolls or hard rolls. We also offer

premium-grade products using virgin pulp from tree farms to remain adherent

to sustainability.

Today, Quanta has a dynamic workforce of 1000+ with five paper making

machines and more than 15 converting machines located in the 70 hectare

complex in Barangay Paralayunan, Mabalacat, Pampanga.

Manufacturing Plant:

Quanta Paper Corporation

TIPCO Economic Zone

Ninoy Aquino Hi-way, Brgy. Paraluyunan,

Mabalacat, Pampanga, Philippines

ref:
1. https://www.quantapaper.com.ph/
2. photos taken from google

2 Japanese medical firms expand in PH

Published 2:31 PM, January 01, 2015

Medical product manufacturers Tokai and JMS choose the Lopez-led First Philippine Industrial Park in Batangas as site for their expansion efforts

MANILA, Philippines – The new year 2015 opens with investment news, as two of Japan’s major medical product manufacturers selected Lopez-led First Philippine Industrial Park (FPIP) in Santo Tomas, Batangas as the location for their Philippine expansion projects.

Through their respective subsidiaries, Tokai Medical Products (TMP) and JMS Company Ltd. (JMS) signed contracts with FPIP for the lease of areas within the 442-hectare economic zone in Batangas.

Tokai’s plant within FPIP will be its first outside Japan. The company’s new plant in FPIP will manufacture medical catheters for export to Japan and the US. The medical catheters, such as aortic catheters and intra-aortic occlusion catheters, are products for heart disease patients.

Tokai’s local unit will start constructing its factory in January, and move to commercial operations in October 2015.

Tokai is a medical engineering company based in Nagoya, Japan. It is internationally known in the field, especially for cardiac-related diseases.

The JMS plant within FPIP will be its first in the Philippines. JMS Healthcare Phl Inc. will manufacture and assemble medical devices and disposables, such as infusion sets, from FPIP for export to Japan, Europe, and Latin America. JMS also operates facilities in China, Singapore, and Indonesia.

JMS, which started building its factory within FPIP, expects to go on commercial operations in the first quarter of 2016.

Headquartered in Hiroshima, Japan, JMS develops devices for health care sectors including home health care systems, hospital equipment systems, and medical information systems.

Both companies recently conducted their respective ground-breaking ceremonies within FPIP with Lilia de Lima, director-general of the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA), as guest of honor.

Tokai and JMS join a growing list of FPIP big-named locators, industry movers like B/E Aerospace, Brother, Canon, Honda, Ibiden, Murata, Nestlé, Philip Morris, Shimano, and Sunpower.

FPIP, meanwhile, is a 70-30 joint venture between First Philippine Holdings Corporation, the holding company of the Lopez Group, and Sumitomo Corporation, one of Japan’s biggest conglomerates.

Early in 2014, FPIP received government approval for its 92-hectare expansion plan, called FPIP Special Economic Zone II. – Rappler.com

 

JMS HEALTHCARE PHL, INC.

JMS HEALTHCARE PHL, INC.

Address:

Lot 2-B-1, Phase 1B, First Philippine Industrial Park Special Economic Zone (FPIP-SEZ), Tanauan City, Batangas , Republic of the Philippines

TEL

+63-(0)43-302-1200

Date of foundation:

20th May 2014

Capital:

1,153million Philippine Peso

Description of business:

Manufacturing medical devices for Infusion/Transfusion therapy and Hemodialysis treatment.

JMS HEALTHCARE PHL, INC. is a member of JMS Group.
JMS Group is selling medical devices worldwide.

REF:

info & photo taken from : https://www.jms.cc/english/company/jmshp_index.html

MANUFACTURER of face masks in the Philippines- My Med RX Plus

MANUFACTURERS of face masks in the Philippines have found ways to speed up production in order to keep up with the demand of the product amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

My Med RX Plus is one of those companies that have been producing face masks in the country. Recently, it has purchased machines in order to speed up production.

“Actually wala tayong makina dati. Simula nung nag-COVID at nakita natin na parang bakit wala tayo, naghanap kami, kinausap natin mga kaibigan natin abroad, at nagparating tayo ng makina,” said My Med RX Plus chief Jomerito Soliman in an interview with mediamen including SPIN.ph lensman Jerome Ascaño recently.

Soliman said the company produces 250,000 to 280,000 pieces of facemasks each day.

My Med RX Plus is into the drugstore business, but Soliman said making face masks has become one of the top priorities.

“Meron din tayong drugstores and medical supplies. Kasama ‘yan sa negosyo natin. Pero hindi natin akalain na papasok tayo dito sa mask kasi ‘yung necessity. Wala tayo eh, eh di gawa tayo para pag may emergency at kalamidad, meron tayo. Hindi ‘yung naghahabol tayo sa ibang bansa para bumili,” he said.

 Here are some more photos by Ascaño:

   photos by; Jerome Ascaño

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Ref:  https://www.spin.ph/life/guide/face-masks-manufacturer-speeds-up-production-through-machines-a795-20200530?ref=home_feed_3