日本エンジン Company Profile

The Excellent Company Guide ALEVEL is a magazine that introduces carefully selected local excellent companies by Tokyo Shoko Research. Based on the "TSR rating," which scores financial content and other factors, excellent companies that rank in the top 8% nationwide are featured. Nippon Engine has been included in the ALEVEL 2023 Tokai 4 Prefectures edition published on February 22, 2022, for four consecutive years.

Our company has over 70 years of experience in rebuilding, repairing, and overhauling automotive engines. Engines used in gas heat pumps (GHP) and generators have the same structure as automotive engines, and we also have a track record in rebuilding, repairing, and overhauling them. For automotive engines, we accept inquiries for repairs on special vehicles for which replacement parts are not manufactured, as well as engines of classic cars that have already been discontinued, and we are not limited to specific models. The same applies to engines for air conditioning units (GHP) and generators; we are not restricted to specific manufacturers or models and can respond according to the actual structure and damage condition. We welcome inquiries not only from air conditioning unit users but also from repair contractors (especially those in the electrical field) and GHP and engine manufacturers who have received inquiries from users.

Our company has been selected for the "Aichi Environmental Business Promotion Project" in Aichi Prefecture, and we will be exhibiting at "Messe Nagoya 2021," which will be held at Port Messe Nagoya from November 10 to November 13, at the Aichi Prefectural Environmental Bureau's booth. At our booth, we will provide detailed explanations of our services and products, as well as discuss our rebuilt and overhaul business, which contributes to global environmental conservation by reducing industrial waste and minimizing environmental pollution. We invite you to stop by our booth when you visit the event. We will be exhibiting within the "Aichi Prefecture (Aichi Environmental Business Matching)" booth. Please note that there may not be a sign indicating "Japan Engine" in the exhibition hall.