PEGASUS
Pegasus – Japan's Industrial Backbone with Global Reach
Founded in 1914 in Osaka, Pegasus has evolved from a small precision workshop into a global manufacturing powerhouse. The company has built a fully integrated industrial ecosystem—ranging from aluminum die-casting and precision parts fabrication to advanced production systems—and now plays an active role in automotive component manufacturing.
What distinguishes Pegasus is not just its long history, but a consistent pursuit of sustainability and control. By retaining full in-house production capabilities and meeting rigorous ISO 9001 and 14001 standards, Pegasus ensures precision and consistency throughout its supply chain.
Manufacturing Capacity Rooted in Technical Depth
Grounded in precision engineering and full-cycle production, Pegasus delivers industrial compressed air solutions that meet modern operational demands.
Built for consistent and long-term use in demanding environments. These systems are optimized for high compression efficiency, reduced energy consumption, and extended service life—well-suited for mid-to-large scale industrial operations.
Essential for post-compression air treatment, air dryers remove moisture and contaminants from the compressed air stream. This ensures cleaner output, protects downstream equipment, and meets strict standards in industries such as food processing, pharmaceuticals, and electronics.
Beyond functionality, Pegasus’s compressed air systems reflect an engineering philosophy of sustainability—energy-efficient operation, smart integration, and durability across all operating conditions.
A Century of Legacy Beyond Engineering
The Pegasus headquarters in Osaka functions as more than just a production center—it is also a technology hub and legacy archive. Its dedicated showroom chronicles over 100 years of industrial advancement, underscoring a philosophy that blends innovation, people, and long-term corporate culture.
Beyond Japan, Pegasus maintains strategic international operations. The Hai Phong facility in Vietnam, for example, plays a key role in global supply networks, delivering products manufactured under strict Japanese quality oversight and responsive to diverse industry needs worldwide.
