MAX Europe

MAX is a Japanese company founded in 1942 in Tokyo, which has become one of the world's leading manufacturers of high-quality industrial and professional tools over the years. In the agricultural sector, MAX is especially known for inventing the world's first mechanical tape binder in 1969, the famous "TAPENER", a revolutionary tool adopted by winemakers, nurserymen, and fruit and vegetable operators worldwide. Among the brand's industrial milestones are also the world's first roofing nailer in 1982, battery-powered tools for iron binding in 1993, and the high-pressure compressor in 1994. MAX EUROPE, based in the Netherlands, is the European division of the group and is responsible for distributing MAX products in the European market. With over 80 years of history and a continuous commitment to research and development, MAX today represents a synonym for innovation, precision, and reliability for professionals in the agricultural and industrial sectors.