Measure it properly,
the first time.
Hioki designs and builds the instruments that industry, infrastructure and next-generation energy depend on — from a handheld multimeter to an automatic board test system. Tell us what you need to measure and an engineer answers with ranges, not adjectives.
18 product groups across four categories, used across 4 fields from power distribution to lithium-ion cells. Enquiries are read and answered by measurement engineers.
Four categories of instrument
Hioki provides four main categories of products: automatic testing systems, recording equipment, electronic measuring instruments, and field measuring devices. These tools are used across a wide range of industries, from research and development to the maintenance of facilities and equipment.
All 18 groups, by what they measure
The measured quantity is the only column that matters when you are looking for an instrument, so it is the one every card leads with.
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Where the instruments go to work
The range of fields in which Hioki products are used continues to expand.
Everything is becoming electrical
In a decarbonizing society, electricity generated by carbon-free methods will become the primary source of power. Hioki's electrical measurement technologies will contribute to solving challenges across various fields in a future increasingly permeated by electrification.
Hioki products supporting industry and daily life. Hioki's measurement technologies contribute to the development of next-generation technologies such as mobility, batteries, and new energy solutions, while also supporting high-quality and cost-effective manufacturing. Our products, which are also widely used in maintenance settings for plants, infrastructure, buildings, and factories, play a crucial role in ensuring safety and reliability.
Tell us what you need to measure.
Not which model you want — what the quantity is, where it sits, and how good the number has to be. A measurement engineer reads it and replies with ranges, methods and the conditions under which the result is trustworthy.
The four criteria of innovation
What has to be true inside the company for a measurement to be trustworthy outside it.
Increasing customer value
Production system
A production system built so that a measurement need turns into a delivered, calibrated instrument without the customer absorbing the delay.
Delivering peace of mind to customers
After-sales service
An instrument is only as good as the number it still reports in year five. After-sales service exists to keep that number trustworthy.
Pursuing productivity and precision
Manufacturing capabilities
Precision is a manufacturing capability before it is a specification. It is held in the process, not promised in the catalog.
Creating new customer value
Collaborative development of new products
When a field has no instrument for the quantity it needs to see, the instrument gets developed with the customer who needs it.