Fuji Xerox’s principal site for developmental and manufacturing technologies for copy/multifunction devices, as well as related products. There is a new building at the center that houses a fully anechoic room (which boasts of the world’s highest level of performance that meets European and international standards) and one of Japan’s largest 10m radio wave semi-anechoic chambers. These facilities enable us to supply safe, secure products globally.
Primarily engaged in the development and manufacturing of imaging materials for copy/multifunction devices as well as printers. The center utilizes the most advanced technology to provide key materials that support the image quality and reliability of Fuji Xerox products. In addition, it has a number of modern facilities, including plants with an earthquake-resistant structure and automated warehouses.
A subsidiary that handles all manufacturing processes, from the development to the assembly of printed wiring boards, optical units and mechanical parts. It serves as Fuji Xerox’s flagship production site in Japan. In addition to operating the Integrated Recycling System, the company also began operating a plastics recycling plant in April 2006.
A subsidiary responsible for integrated development and production of photoreceptor drums, engines, controllers and software for laser printers–from basic technologies to finished products. The company covers a wide range of product areas, spanning from compact to large machines, monochrome to color devices and single form to continuous feed printing.
A subsidiary engaged in the production of laser printers, copy/multifunction devices and consumables. As Fuji Xerox’s core mass-production base, it achieves a high level of cost-competitiveness by fully utilizing the supplier infrastructure in South China, and it also provides support to the global supply chain.
Focuses on the development of printers, multifunction devices for large-format drawings and plotters. In 2001, new training facilities were established, making the center an important base for human resources development.
The site, central to software development, supports Fuji Xerox’s document-related services business. With its environment and facilities for developing global software programs, it works with the company’s other technology development sites in Japan and overseas.
A subsidiary that produces imaging materials for copy/multifunction devices and printers. It has a stateof- the-art plant exclusively for EA toner. To increase its production capacity, the company established a new manufacturing wing in December 2005 to incorporate EA toner (which reduces environmental impact and offers higher image quality) in all copy and multifunction devices for offices.
A subsidiary engaged in the development and production of low-to medium-speed copy and multifunction devices, as well as toner cartridges. The company supports Fuji Xerox’s copy machine business by supplying high-quality, low-cost products not only to China but also to the rest of the world.
A production subsidiary that began operations in December 2004. It serves as an integrated recycling site for disassembling and sorting used products, including copy machines, printers and toner cartridges recovered from nine Asia-Pacific countries and regions.
Fuji Xerox’s center of technological research and development. It makes full use of the latest network environment to globally research and develop next-generation technologies for digital image processing, networking, environmental responses and other areas.
A research base established in Palo Alto, California. FX Palo Alto Laboratory mainly conducts research on multimedia and information-related technologies, and the results of its research underpin Fuji Xerox’s service technology development.
A sales base established in 2004 by reorganizing major sales offices in Tokyo. The office is designed to focus on communication with customers and among employees, with the aim of putting new work styles into practice and proposing and providing better services to customers.
As Fuji Xerox’s international headquarters, it oversees the Asia-Pacific region including China, and promotes business development in the region.
