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Our History
Miura’s journey began in 1927 as a company that manufactured farming machinery using steam power in Matsuyama, Japan. As years passed, it became obvious that there was a need for more efficient, reliable, and safe steam boilers. That’s why, in 1959, Miura developed the Z-Type boiler and Miura Company, Ltd was born. The modular, compact, and efficient design was a revolutionary solution in a country where fuel cost is exceptionally high, space is at a premium, and environmental concerns are paramount. Since then, Miura has earned 57% of the domestic once-through boiler market in Japan and now has operations in 19 countries across the globe.
Operations in North America started in 1987 and Miura now operates factories in the U.S., Canada, and Brazil with additional facilities located in Mexico.

Seijirō Miura established the Miura plant in Matsuyama, Ehime to manufacture steam-powered farming machinery.
1927
Tamotsu Miura established MIURA CO., LTD. to manufacture improved steam boilers-MIURA "Z" Boiler.
1959
Miura launches chemical business which eventually becomes BOILERMATE™
1971
Miura develops MI system and controls
1977
Established MIURA Korea Co., Ltd. and joined the Osaka stock exchange.
1982
Joined the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
1984
Launched North America operations and established MIURA Canada factory.
1987
Began 24-hour MIURA Online Maintenance (MOM).
1989
Established MIURA Industries China.
2004
Opened MIURA America factory in Rockmart, GA.
2009
Established MIURA Mexico and MIURA Brazil.
2011
Established MIURA Netherlands and MIURA Thailand.
2014
Small once-through Steam Boiler certified as Mechanical Engineering Heritage item.
2015
Miura acquires INAX Corporation (steam laundry machines)
2017
Miura America launches Steam-as-a-Service partnership with HSB and Armstrong Services
2020