Makes discontinued parts by reverse engineering and sells industrial 3D printers to industry and defense.
🇯🇵 Yokohama, Kanagawa · Founded 2016 · 11–50 people
MadeHere Inc. was called 3D Printing Corporation until September 2025. It started in 2016 in Yamanashi as a 3D printer sales and printing service company and moved its head office and factory to Yokohama in 2019. Today it remakes discontinued and hard-to-source parts for defense equipment, plants and factories, using reverse engineering, 3D printing and conventional methods. It also sells metal and resin 3D printers and related equipment through its 3dpc.co.jp site. The company holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 27001 certifications.
The recruit page lists open roles in electronics engineering, mechanical engineering, supply chain, corporate sales and marketing. The company offers free factory tours to companies considering 3D printers, contract manufacturing or discontinued parts.
Remakes obsolete parts through reverse engineering, even with no drawings or a broken original.
Who it's for: Plants, factories, ship repair and defense maintenance teams
Metal and resin 3D printers, filament production machines and surface finishing equipment.
Who it's for: Manufacturers adopting 3D printing, from prototyping to production
Engineering, manufacturing and MRO for US military parts, plus help buying US defense equipment.
Who it's for: US forces in the Indo-Pacific and Japanese defense buyers
Customers are defense organisations in Japan and the US, energy and chemical plants, ship repair yards, food manufacturers, aerospace and construction companies, and Japanese government agencies.
