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Nitta Introduction
Nitta Corporation of America supplies leading-edge industrial
belting to all industry segments.
As the U.S. arm of Japan’s Nitta Corporation, NCA is responsible for
serving customers in the Western Hemisphere. Nitta’s worldwide goal
is to offer products of unmatched quality and performance so that
customers can achieve optimum production, efficiency and lowest
operating costs.
From its manufacturing facility in Suwanee, Georgia, NCA
manufactures the PolyBelt series of flat nylon power transmission
belting and Aramid CF finger spliceable power transmission belts.
PolySprint finger spliceable power transmission belts, Super Endless
power transmission belting and high-tech conveyor belting are
manufactured in various plants around the world and stocked and
fabricated in Georgia for immediate shipment.
NCA offers the engineering knowledge necessary to ensure the proper
use of its products and a network of distributors throughout North
and South America means the best belt for your application is only a
mouse click or phone call away.
Nitta History
Nitta Corporation was founded in 1885 and was Japan’s first
manufacturer of power transmission belts. From this beginning, Nitta
has expanded its activities into many industrial products. Today,
Nitta is active in all types of industrial belting, conveyor
systems, air filtration, engineered rubber products and mechatronic
sensor systems. Additionally, Nitta has several affiliates. Among
these are Nitta Moore (plastic tubes and hoses), Unitta Company
(automotive belts) and Rodel Nitta (precision polishing systems for
semiconductor manufacturing).
Nitta Corporation of America (NCA) is Nitta’s Western Hemisphere
subsidiary, with responsibility for industrial belting. In the
1970’s Nitta entered the US market with a small sales office in the
Northeast. In these early years, Nitta was mainly focused on the
textile industry and decided to move the sales office to Moncks
Corner, South Carolina. In 1980, Nitta expanded and began belt
fabrication in a small facility in a suburb of Atlanta. Since then,
growth has been continual. Today we occupy an 80,000 square foot
building and operate four manufacturing lines, stock hundreds of
belt types and serve customers throughout the Americas.
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