Saiden Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.
Corporate brand
UnclaimedJapanese chemical company specializing in adhesives, pressure-sensitive adhesives, coating resins, and coating agents.
Last updated September 1, 2026
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Overview
Saiden Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. is a Japanese company that manufactures and sells adhesives, pressure-sensitive adhesives, optical pressure-sensitive adhesives, coating resins, and coating agents. The company was established in 1940 as Kagojima Starch Industry Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Saiden Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. in 1969. It operates multiple plants and offices in Japan and has related companies in Thailand and the United States.
History
The company was founded in December 1940 as Kagojima Starch Industry Co., Ltd. It was renamed Saitama Starch Industry Co., Ltd. in March 1948. In 1951, it started manufacturing vinyl acetate emulsions, and in 1954, it began manufacturing acrylic emulsions. In January 1957, the company name was changed to Saiden Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. and the head office was moved to Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. In April 1969, the company was renamed Saiden Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. In 1989, it acquired Holtech Corporation and its subsidiary Polycol Corporation in Toronto, Canada. In 1997, it acquired Maruban Co., Ltd. and completed the Shiga Plant. In 2003, Saiden Thailand Co., Ltd. was established. In 2008, Holtech Corporation was sold through an MBO, and in 2012, Saiden Technology Corporation was sold through an MBO.
Products and positioning
Adhesives
Adhesives for various applications including roofing waterproofing.
Pressure-sensitive adhesives
Used in marking films and touch panels.
Optical pressure-sensitive adhesives
Used for touch panels and optical members.
Coating resins
Resins for coatings.
Coating agents
Low-pollution water-based coating agents.
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