EMIN Is an Official Distributor Of KIKUSUI in Vietnam

Since December 2024, EMIN GROUP officially becomes the distributor of KIKUSUI in Vietnam.

Overview of KIKUSUI

KIKUSUI Electronics Corporation was established in 1951, is a famous company in Japan specializing in designing and manufacturing advanced electronic measurement and testing equipment. Headquartered in Kanagawa, Japan, KIKUSUI focuses on providing innovative solutions for industries such as automotive, aerospace, telecommunications and renewable energy.

The company's core products include: programmable DC power supplies, AC power supplies, electronic loads, safety testers and specialized battery testing systems. These products are widely used for research and development, quality assurance, and manufacturing testing across a variety of applications.

KIKUSUI is recognized for its high quality engineering and commitment to customer support anytime, anywhere. With a global network of sales and service centers, the company ensures comprehensive technical support and the best solutions to meet the growing needs of modern industries.

EMIN is a distributor of KIKUSUI

Since December 2024, EMIN GROUP officially becomes the distributor of KIKUSUI in Vietnam. In this role, EMIN brings high-quality test and measurement equipment from KIKUSUI, including product lines such as programmable DC power supplies, AC power supplies, electronic loads, and electrical safety testing systems. .

EMIN is committed to providing genuine products that meet international standards, ensuring absolute peace of mind for customers. At the same time, customers also receive comprehensive support, from in-depth technical consulting to warranty services and quick delivery, meeting all requirements from research and development to industrial production.

Product categories

Measure resistance, test insulation
Pulse generator, function generator
Multimeter
Equipment for measuring and analyzing power and analyzing power quality
Battery charger, battery
LCR measuring device
DC electronic dummy load
Harmonic and flicker analyzer

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