Aimedic MMT Co., Ltd.
Japanese medical device company specializing in orthopedic, trauma, and bone-regeneration products, a consolidated subsidiary of Bando Chemical Industries.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Aimedic MMT Co., Ltd. is a Japanese medical device company headquartered in Minato, Tokyo. It develops, manufactures, and sells orthopedic and trauma-related devices, biomaterials for bone regeneration, and rehabilitation and physiotherapy equipment. Its product portfolio includes internal fixation cables and plates, artificial hip joint systems, artificial ligaments, bone graft substitutes, and radial pressure wave therapy devices. The company traces its origins to the founding of MMT Co., Ltd. in 1986 and Telos Japan Co., Ltd. in 1987, and was formed under its current name in 2016 through the merger of Aimedic Co., Ltd. and MMT Co., Ltd. Since 2019 it has been a consolidated subsidiary of Bando Chemical Industries, Ltd. The company markets its products primarily in Japan, with a focus on providing innovative, high-quality products and services for better medical care and people's smiles.
History
Aimedic MMT Co., Ltd. is a Japanese medical device company whose history spans several predecessor entities. In 1986, MMT Co., Ltd. (株式会社エム・エム・ティー) was established, followed in 1987 by Telos Japan Co., Ltd. (株式会社テロスジャパン). These companies built a portfolio of orthopedic and rehabilitation products. In 1997, Telos began selling the Lobator sd-2 heated bone disinfection device, and in 1998 it launched an artificial ligament product. In 2000, the SCORPION internal fixation plate was introduced, and Aimedic Co., Ltd. (株式会社アイメディック) was established. The company continued to expand its bone-regeneration line: NeoBone, an artificial bone regeneration material, was launched in 2003, followed by the AI-Wiring system in 2004 and NeoBress in 2006. In 2007, the Kanda manufacturing facility obtained ISO 13485 certification. In 2008, Telos Japan and Aimedic merged. Subsequent product launches included NeoBone X in 2009, dental NeoBone in 2010, and the HIPFORTRESS-ND stem and Snapfit bipolar system for artificial hip joints in 2013. SCORPION NEO was launched in 2014, and the ISO 13485 certification scope was expanded in 2015. In 2016, Aimedic and MMT merged, and the company was renamed Aimedic MMT Co., Ltd. That same year, the AI-Wiring system Zero series was launched. In 2019, Aimedic MMT became a consolidated subsidiary of Bando Chemical Industries, Ltd., and the Takumi LIGAFIT product was launched. In 2020, the AT measure joint motion tester was introduced. In 2021, the company launched the EMS SWISS DOLORCLAST smart20, the ResMo telemetry-type biological signal measurement device, and the Takumi TAPE and Takumi LIGALOOP products. In 2023, e=Bone was launched, and in 2024, the SWISS DOLORCLAST SYSTEM RADIAL was introduced. The company is headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, and continues to develop and market orthopedic, trauma, and rehabilitation devices primarily in Japan.
- 2024
SWISS DOLORCLAST SYSTEM RADIAL sales begin
- 2023
e=Bone sales begin
- 2021
EMS SWISS DOLORCLAST smart20, ResMo (telemetry-type biological signal measurement device), Takumi TAPE, and Takumi LIGALOOP sales begin
- 2020
AT measure sales begin
- 2019
Becomes a consolidated subsidiary of Bando Chemical Industries, Ltd.; Takumi LIGAFIT sales begin
- 2016
Aimedic Co., Ltd. and MMT Co., Ltd. merge; company renamed Aimedic MMT Co., Ltd.; AI-Wiring system Zero series sales begin
- 2015
ISO 13485 certification scope expanded
- 2014
SCORPION NEO sales begin
- 2013
Sales of HIPFORTRESS-ND stem and Snapfit bipolar system (artificial hip joint) begin
- 2010
Sales of dental NeoBone (artificial bone regeneration material) begin
Products and positioning
Provider of innovative, high-quality orthopedic, trauma, and bone-regeneration medical devices and services, primarily for the Japanese market.
Ai-Wiring system
Internal fixation cable system
HIPFORTRESS-ND
Artificial hip joint stem
SCORPION NEO
Internal fixation plate
e=Bone
Amine-modified absorbable bone regeneration material
NeoBone / NeoBone X
Hydroxyapatite bone graft substitute
Lobator sd-2
Heated bone disinfection device for allograft bone transplantation
telos Stress Device
X-ray stress imaging fixation device
AT measure
Joint motion tester
SWISS DOLORCLAST
Radial pressure wave therapy device
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