FUJI Elevator Companies: 10 Suppliers Compared

How to distinguish similar names and compare the evidence behind an elevator proposal

“FUJI elevator” does not identify one manufacturer or corporate group. To distinguish suppliers, check the full brand, the legal manufacturing entity and the documents for the proposed equipment. Similar names alone do not establish common ownership, Japanese manufacture or trademark authorization.

FUJIHD is the brand and short name of HENGDA FUJI ELEVATOR CO.,LTD. This guide compares its published records with those of other selected suppliers, including FUJITEC as a separate-brand benchmark. For FUJIHD products and project selection, visit the FUJIHD elevator range and selection guide.

Published by FUJIHD. Original source information compiled through 10 October 2026. Editorial revision: 2 November 2026.

This is a source-based company comparison, not an independent product test or quality ranking. “Not verified” means the cited information does not establish the fact; it does not mean a supplier lacks the capability or right. Historical information retains its original date. The editorial revision is not a new factual review of every source.

Why are there so many FUJI elevator companies?

Different businesses use FUJI within their company or product names, and manufacturers, exporters and distributors can appear under the same shortened description. A similar name does not establish one corporate group or factory. Compare the full company names and each supplier’s role, then verify any claimed technology or authorization relationship for the specific company and period. Read our guide to why different companies use the FUJI name for the naming background and verification steps.

FUJIHD’s only official website is www.fujihd.net. Use its published contact details to verify a FUJIHD quotation or a seller’s relationship with FUJIHD.

FUJI Elevator Company Comparison

Selection and method. This is a selected comparison of ten suppliers represented in the cited records, not a complete directory of all businesses using FUJI or a ranked list. It includes FUJIHD, several similarly named suppliers and FUJITEC as a separate-brand benchmark; its inclusion does not establish a group or licensing relationship. The table uses company disclosures, government and organizer publications, and identified secondary records. Dates and organizational scope are kept visible. Workforce figures are omitted because the available records do not provide a consistent basis for comparison.

The table brings together 10 suppliers across manufacturing history, factory area, test facilities, production resources and brand or certification evidence. It is not a popularity, quality or size ranking. Figures from different years and organizational scopes are not directly interchangeable.

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How to read the table. Manufacturing origins, brand milestones and legal registration dates are separate. Land area is not floor area. A tower’s installed lift or an R&D test speed is not the rating of every saleable model. Registration dates from Qichacha are secondary public records, not a full government registry extract. Certificate copies and website claims do not confirm current validity.

Shandong FUJIZY refers only to the company represented by sd-fjzy.com. The Shaoyang Asia FUJI business and FUJI Elevator (Asia) at fujielevatorcn.com are listed separately. Phase III and Phase IV areas for FUJIHD are not added together.

Reported Factory and Capital Investment

Project total investment is not the same as company-wide cumulative investment. The public records and identified company confirmation below use different reporting units: a specific factory phase, a production line or upgrade, a company-history investment statement, or one financial year’s consolidated capital investment. They cannot be used as a like-for-like ranking of financial strength. A reported or planned investment is also not an audited statement of cash already paid.

Investment-source review: 2 November 2026. This review applies to this section; older research elsewhere retains its original source cutoff of 10 October 2026. The additional company confirmation is dated separately where cited. Amounts retain their reported currency. No currency conversion or cumulative company total has been calculated.

These records do not establish product quality, delivery performance or local service capability. The absence of a verified comparable amount for a supplier should not be interpreted as zero investment. This was a bounded review of public sources, supplemented by the explicitly identified company confirmation; it was not an exhaustive review of corporate accounts or project registers. Where a company-wide cumulative total could not be established, it remains unverified.

Investment sources

1. [I1] FUJIHD company history. Development history, entries for 2012 and 2016. Company disclosure: Phase III CNY 180 million and a separate near-CNY-1-billion investment statement. These entries do not independently establish audited cumulative spending.
2. [I2] China Financial Information Network. Hengda Fuji enterprise profile, 13 March 2017. Reports CNY 800 million total investment for the completed Phase IV project. This is a published project figure, not an audited company-wide cumulative total.
3. [I3] Fujitec. Notice of the 78th Annual Meeting of Shareholders, page 23. FY2024 consolidated capital investment JPY 8,223 million, including JPY 6,563 million for the parent and JPY 1,660 million for subsidiaries.
4. [I4] Suzhou Fuji Seiko automated-line report. Antpedia trade-news republication, 9 July 2014. Reports approximately CNY 16 million for one automated line. Secondary historical reporting; original reporting chain not confirmed, and not a factory-total figure.
5. [I5] Shaoyang project plan. Shaoyang News, 26 October 2015, attributed to Shaoyang Daily. Reports a two-phase plan totalling CNY 500 million, including CNY 300 million initially. Retrieved through search; direct-page access was unavailable in this review.
6. [I6] Shaoyang project corroboration. Asia FUJI company profile ties the CNY 500 million figure to the Shaoyang site. A Hunan industry authority-hosted profile, 10 April 2024, retrospectively reports CNY 500 million invested. The profile is not an audited financial statement and does not resolve overlaps with separately mentioned production-line or tower expenditure.
7. [I7] Shanghai Fuji scope check. Official Chinese website and company profile. No attributable monetary factory or cumulative investment total was established in these pages and the accompanying bounded search. Registered capital and customer-building costs are not treated as factory investment.
8. [I8] FUJI Elevator (Asia) company relationship disclosure. Company introduction. Describes the joint establishment of Anhui Fukong in 2015; this is company self-description, not verification of current ownership or a basis for consolidating investment totals.
9. [I9] Anhui Fukong technical-upgrade filing. Wuhe County, environmental assessment pre-approval notice, 18 June 2021, and April 2021 environmental assessment. Project 2020-340322-34-03-041747 specifies CNY 5.7 million for an elevator-parts pretreatment and powder-coating line within an existing plant. This is a planned line upgrade, not group investment.
10. [I10] FUJILF entity and scope check. Suzhou Fujilf company profile. Describes business origins, facilities and production resources; no dated investment figure was reliably matched to the exact supplier in the reviewed sources. Similar names alone are not evidence that another entity’s investment belongs to this company.
11. [I11] Shandong FUJIZY company recruitment profile. North China University of Technology employment website, 15 September 2022. The employer’s profile reports CNY 216 million for a March 2010 Phase II expansion. University hosting does not turn the company statement into a financial audit; final paid expenditure and scope overlap with other phases were not established.
12. [I12] FUJISINO scope and project check. 2024 issuer disclosure, printed page 71, identifies the operating company. A secondary construction record identifies expansion project 2206-350598-04-02-721521 but provides no total investment in the retrieved field. A separate secondary amount has not been adopted without the primary approval or owner confirmation.
13. [I13] FUJISJ scope check. Company brochure and a group-issued report dated 9 December 2024. The latter discusses exploring overseas manufacturing possibilities, not a committed amount or a completed factory investment. No reliably matched monetary manufacturing investment was established in this review.
14. [I14] Company confirmation supplied for this article, 2 November 2026. Owner-provided confirmation identifies the Phase IV total investment as CNY 1 billion. No public URL was supplied. This is company-provided information, not independently audited expenditure; a reconciliation of the historical CNY 800 million and near-CNY-1-billion disclosures was not supplied.

What to Check Before Choosing a Supplier

Use the same project brief and evidence requests for every shortlisted supplier. A shared name, a larger site or a taller test tower is not a substitute for model-specific documentation.

1. Identify the contracting and manufacturing entities. Request the full legal names, production address and the relationship between the seller, brand and factory. Match them to the quotation and proposed equipment documents.
2. Verify the proposed model and documentation. Request the model, rated load, speed, travel, stops, shaft requirements and relevant certificates or test reports. Check the issuer, named entity, model scope and validity for the destination market.
3. Separate factory resources from product performance. Ask which production and inspection processes apply to the offered model. Do not treat a test tower’s installed speed as the rating of every elevator sold.
4. Define supply, installation and maintenance responsibilities. Establish who provides installation, local approvals, commissioning, spare parts, maintenance and warranty support, with the scope and exclusions written into the proposal.
5. Compare quotations on the same basis. Give suppliers the same destination, building use, drawings, load, speed, quantity and delivery target. Compare included equipment, freight, installation, building work and service assumptions separately.
6. Check relevant project references. Request comparable building applications and confirm the equipment and scope supplied. Company photographs, renderings and project pages alone do not establish acceptance or current operating condition.

FUJIHD Manufacturing and Project Records

The records below give buyers specific FUJIHD facilities, projects and historical disclosures to investigate. They do not replace a review of the equipment and responsibilities proposed for a particular building.

A Manufacturing History Traced to 1987

Hengda Fuji’s company history traces its manufacturing predecessor to 1987. A 1996 business license for Huzhou Hengda Elevator Factory is now displayed in the FUJIHD development history. Separately, a company-supplied license records the present legal entity’s establishment on 15 December 1998. These dates describe different historical and legal milestones.^[1][30]

The 1996 license is historical evidence of the predecessor enterprise; it does not independently establish a 1987 founding date or a change to private ownership. Manufacturing experience provides context for evaluating a supplier, but product performance still needs model-specific evidence.

Separate Factory Phases and Identifiable Production Facilities

FUJIHD’s development history records that its Phase III factory entered operation in 2012, following an investment of RMB 180 million. The disclosed site covers nearly 100 mu, approximately 66,700 m², with a test tower nearly 100 m high. These are Phase III figures, not the area and tower dimensions of the later base.^[30]

The company profile separately describes a Phase IV intelligent manufacturing base covering nearly 200 mu, approximately 133,000 m². It lists a 100,000 m² manufacturing center, robotic production and coating lines, and Salvagnini flexible sheet-metal equipment. A 150 m test tower houses a 10.5 m/s elevator.^[1] Land and floor area remain separate measurements. The two phases are not summed, and tower equipment does not define the speed of every product.

The company confirmed a Phase IV total investment of CNY 1 billion for this article on 2 November 2026.^[I14] This is the company-confirmed project figure; the investment comparison distinguishes it from historical disclosures and the separately reported Phase III investment.

Named Innovation Projects with Public Award Records

Public reports identify Hengda Fuji projects in intelligent elevators, high-speed safety and manufacturing automation:

2017 intelligent high-speed elevator project. A project described as a safe, comfortable, adaptive ultra-high-speed elevator won first prize in a Zhejiang elevator-industry intellectual-property innovation and entrepreneurship competition. A report published by China’s National Intellectual Property Administration describes facial recognition, voice recognition and air purification among the technologies discussed.^[11]

2022 joint research on high-speed elevator safety. An IoT-based high-speed elevator safety technology and application project received a third prize in the Zhejiang Science and Technology Progress Awards. The official list names Hengda Fuji alongside the Zhejiang special-equipment research institute, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou Youmai Technology and Xizi Elevator Technology as participating completion organizations.^[12]

2025 flexible production project. A project on elevator flexible production using coordinated robots and AGVs received first prize in the fifth Nanxun smart-elevator industry intellectual-property innovation and entrepreneurship competition. Reports in Huzhou Daily and on the Huzhou tax authority’s website identify the award. AGVs are automated guided vehicles used in manufacturing logistics.^[13]

These awards support a discussion of named R&D projects. They are not a count of active patents and do not mean every elevator model includes every cited feature. Buyers should match relevant developments to the proposed equipment and its test documentation.

Dated Export Records

A report published by the Zhejiang Council for the Promotion of International Trade on 7 February 2024, with Huzhou CCPIT identified as the source, states that Hengda Fuji exported more than 2,000 elevators in 2023, an increase of over 20% year on year. This is a dated record of international supply activity, not a statement of current annual capacity or a global export ranking.^[18]

The company’s coverage of the 2024 Bangladesh international elevator exhibition describes a business network extending to nearly 100 countries and regions. This is a company statement, not an independent country-by-country sales audit or a count of directly operated service offices.^[19]

Project Records in International Markets

FUJIHD’s project library includes residential, hotel, office, education and commercial-building applications. These company-published records help buyers discuss relevant building types and configurations; they are not independent acceptance reports or customer endorsements.

Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia. The published cases include QMS Tower in Hanoi, a Pattaya hotel project and The Bridge in Phnom Penh. The QMS page lists four FHSP30 elevators at 4 m/s, providing a specific configuration reference for a high-rise discussion.^[20]

Ethiopia, Kenya and Rwanda. The Nile Insurance headquarters, Nairobi University and RURA headquarters records illustrate office and educational applications.^[21]

Uganda and Tanzania. The Ministry of Industry Building and Mzizima Towers in Dar es Salaam add examples of different building applications.^[21]

Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Iraq and Algeria. Published cases include Altyn Shar, ERIN Town, Mansor Mall and Argoss. A 2017 China Financial Information Network report also identifies the Mongolia and Iraq projects in its captions.^[22]

Architectural renderings do not independently prove completion, acceptance or present operating condition. Supply dates, equipment configuration and installation or maintenance responsibilities should be confirmed for the relevant project.

International Exhibition and Market Engagement Records

2023. Company reports describe participation at Interlift in Augsburg, GEA/MADE expo in Milan, an international elevator exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City and an elevator exhibition in Jeddah.^[23]

2024. Company coverage records The Elevator Show in Dubai, the Bangladesh international elevator exhibition and the Hanoi elevator and accessories exhibition. Event years and website publication dates are distinguished in the references.^[24]

2025 Nigeria. The Lift Expo Nigeria organizer’s catalogue lists Hengda Fuji Elevator Co., Ltd., www.fujihd.net and stand A24/A on page 21. The listing is evidence of an exhibitor record; it does not alone establish attendance or sales.^[25]

These records provide a history of international market engagement. They should not be read as proof of local distributor authorization, countrywide service coverage or order volumes.

A Full Brand with an International Registration Record

FUJIHD is identified by Madrid international registration number 1342451 in Class 7. The record gives buyers a starting point for checking the full brand. Protection in a particular market depends on the holder, listed goods, designated territory and current status; an international registration does not grant worldwide exclusivity over every name containing FUJI.^[1][17]

Use the full FUJIHD name and verify official contact details through www.fujihd.net. Matching the brand, manufacturing entity and supply documents helps reduce confusion among similarly named businesses.

FUJITEC’s disclosures describe multinational operations and the Big Wing research facilities; other suppliers disclose their own production and business resources. Missing verification is not evidence of weaker capability. The information here does not establish that FUJIHD outperforms every supplier: compare the proposed equipment, valid documentation and actual installation and service arrangements for your project.

Why Different Elevator Companies Use the FUJI Name

Discuss Your Project with FUJIHD

For a FUJIHD proposal, share the project country, building type, floors and stops, required load and speed, shaft dimensions, quantity and delivery target. For distribution cooperation, describe your market and installation or service capabilities.

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Local installation, approvals, spare parts and maintenance responsibilities depend on the project requirements and agreed contract.

Frequently Asked Questions About FUJI Elevator Companies

Do FUJIHD and Other FUJI Named Companies Belong to One Group?

A similar name does not establish common ownership, authorization or group membership. Identify FUJIHD by its full brand and Hengda Fuji manufacturing entity, and verify any claimed relationship using documents for the companies concerned.

Are All FUJI Elevators Made in Japan?

No. The name alone does not establish country of manufacture. Check the actual manufacturer, production address, equipment nameplate and applicable origin documents.

Are Factory Area and Test Tower Height Enough to Compare Suppliers?

They describe facilities, but do not by themselves prove reliability, delivery time or performance across a product range. Production, inspection and test evidence should match the elevator proposed for the project.

Why Consider FUJIHD for Further Evaluation?

Its disclosed manufacturing history, identifiable factory resources, 2023 export report, international projects, exhibition records and named innovation awards provide material buyers can check. A factory assessment and technical review can then determine how well the proposed supply fits the project.

Does Not Verified Mean a Supplier Has No Certification?

No. It describes an evidence limit, not a finding that the company lacks rights, approvals or safe products.

To compare FUJI elevator suppliers, identify the full brand and then evaluate the manufacturer and proposed equipment. For FUJIHD, begin with the official product guide and the references below.

References

Reference information was compiled through 10 October 2026. Historical figures retain their original years. Company disclosures are distinguished from government, organizer and other published records. Entries marked not verified do not establish current authorization or certification status. The editorial revision on 2 November 2026 changes presentation and comparison scope; it does not represent a new verification of all sources.

1. FUJIHD and Hengda Fuji. Company history; Phase IV base and production resources; WIPO Madrid record 1342451. Company-supplied permit, ISO and CNAS copies were reviewed in September 2026; current issuer status is not established here.
2. FUJITEC. Corporate data; Big Wing facilities; Corporate history and the 1993 ISO 9001 milestone.
3. FUJILF. Company profile; Certificate page. Older standard descriptions do not establish current certification.
4. Shandong FUJIZY. English company profile; Chinese production description; Dezhou science and technology bureau compilation dated 22 May 2019, printed page 23.
5. FUJISINO. Company introduction; 2024 group issuer disclosure, printed page 71; 2025 issuer disclosure, printed page 69; Fujian state-assets authority technology report from 2024; Testing activity report.
6. FUJISJ. Company introduction; Manufacturing resources; Brochure, pages 1–2; Document display page. The brochure separates tower parameters from a 2021 Xi’an supplier-audit excerpt. The attached voluntary conformity document is not treated as confirmation of current statutory CE compliance.
7. Suzhou Fuji Seiko. Company history; Group introduction; Equipment description.
8. Asia FUJI in Hunan. Exhibition profile; Lift158 industry profile, undated and discussing a 2023 outlook; Shaoyang base; 2024 test-tower report; 2025 marine-elevator certificate report.
9. Shanghai Fuji. Chinese history; English history and 2008 testing; Manufacturing introduction; Base and qualification claims.
10. FUJI Elevator (Asia). Company and factory history; Chinese company introduction. Unclear area units and unsubstantiated Japan-origin or authorization claims are not used.
11. 2017 innovation award. China National Intellectual Property Administration, Report on elevator-industry intellectual property and development, 4 December 2020, sourced to Intellectual Property News. Identifies Hengda Fuji’s adaptive ultra-high-speed elevator project and its 2017 first prize.
12. 2022 science and technology award. Zhejiang science and technology authority, Official 2022 award list, PDF page 22, third-prize Science and Technology Progress item 35. Lists the IoT-based high-speed elevator safety project and five completion organizations. Also see Xizi Elevator Technology’s participating-company report, 13 May 2024.
13. 2025 innovation award. Huzhou Daily, Report on cross-regional cooperation in the Nanxun elevator industry, 10 October 2025, reproduced by Sina Finance. Names the coordinated robots and AGVs flexible-production project and first prize. The Huzhou tax authority report, 17 November 2025, also records the award.
14. Cultural background. UNESCO World Heritage Centre, Fujisan sacred place and source of artistic inspiration. Supports the geographic and cultural context, not any company’s naming motive.
15. Japan’s Fuji Elevator Industry. Company profile. Lists a 1947 establishment date and Taiwan agents; these are company-specific disclosures.
16. FUJITEC corporate history. Official history. Records a 1948 start, a Hong Kong company in 1964 and the Huasheng Fujitec Chinese joint venture in 1995. It does not establish current relationships with other FUJI-named businesses.
17. Trademark territory and the Madrid system. WIPO, Protecting trademarks; International application basics. Protection depends on the relevant territories and their decisions.
18. 2023 export record. Zhejiang CCPIT, source Huzhou CCPIT, Report on Nanxun elevator companies seeking international opportunities, 7 February 2024. The Hengda Fuji section reports over 2,000 exports and growth exceeding 20% in 2023. Other companies’ figures are not attributed to Hengda Fuji.
19. Company statement of international reach. FUJIHD, Coverage of the 2024 Bangladesh elevator exhibition, published 3 April 2025. Nearly 100 countries and regions is a company statement, not a count of direct service offices.
20. Southeast Asian project records. FUJIHD, Vietnam QMS Tower; Pattaya hotel project in Thailand; The Bridge in Phnom Penh. The QMS page lists four FHSP30 units at 4 m/s. Company project disclosures and renderings are not independent acceptance evidence.
21. East African project records. FUJIHD, Nile Insurance Building in Ethiopia; Nairobi University in Kenya; RURA headquarters in Rwanda; Ministry of Industry Building in Uganda; Mzizima Towers in Tanzania. These do not establish customer endorsements or nationwide exclusivity.
22. Other project records. FUJIHD, Altyn Shar in Kazakhstan; ERIN Town in Mongolia; Mansor Mall in Iraq; Argoss in Algeria. China Financial Information Network, 2017 report on Hengda Fuji export growth, 16 February 2017, includes Mongolia and Iraq captions. Historical reports do not establish present operating condition.
23. 2023 exhibitions. FUJIHD reports on Interlift in Germany; GEA and MADE expo in Milan; Ho Chi Minh City; Jeddah. These are company reports, not independent audits of event results or sales.
24. 2024 exhibitions. FUJIHD reports on The Elevator Show in Dubai; Bangladesh; Hanoi. The pages were published in 2025; the events described took place in 2024.
25. 2025 Nigeria exhibitor listing. Organizer, Lift Expo Nigeria 2025 catalogue, page 21. Lists Hengda Fuji Elevator Co., Ltd., www.fujihd.net and stand A24/A. A directory entry alone does not prove attendance. Also see the FUJIHD exhibitor-record explanation.
26. Chinese legal registration dates. Qichacha Public company-record aggregation page; Additional Asia Fuji record, accessed 9 October 2026. These snapshots are not complete company files or annual returns. Inconsistent current names, capital amounts and unverified intellectual-property totals are not adopted.
27. Huasheng Fujitec registration. Qichacha, Public Huasheng Fujitec record, accessed 9 October 2026, lists 12 December 1995. This is not the Japanese group’s founding date or a current ownership audit.
28. Historical Fuji naming disputes. National Business Daily, Report dated 4 December 2009. Used only to describe historical name use and disputes. Parties’ claims about technical ties do not establish any listed company’s current trademark authorization.
29. Trademark similarity and confusion. China National Intellectual Property Administration, Trademark Infringement Judgment Standards, published 17 June 2020. This article does not determine infringement by any supplier.
30. 1996 license and 2012 Phase III factory. FUJIHD, Development history; 1996 Huzhou Hengda Elevator Factory license image; Phase III factory photograph. The license states collective ownership. It does not independently prove a 1987 founding or privatization. The Phase III area and investment are company disclosures; a photograph is not a land survey.