EIZO is the Japanese word for "image". EIZO claims to build the best possible monitor for all areas of application. The company was founded in Japan over 50 years ago and has since developed into one of the world's leading manufacturers of high-end monitor solutions. Today, EIZO's monitors and display solutions are available in over 100 countries and are used in numerous industries.
EIZO introduces itself
The company
Origins in Japan
The EIZO Corporation was founded in 1968 and has its headquarters in Japan's Hakusan/Ishikawa. The company is listed on the Tokyo stock exchange.
EIZO is represented by its regional offices and exclusive sales partners in over 100 countries. The close-knit distribution network provides proximity to customers and enables rapid delivery of high-end monitor solutions with comprehensive service. EIZO currently employs more than 2400 employees worldwide.
The results and reports of the EIZO Corporation can be found here.
EIZO in Europe
EIZO is represented in nearly all European countries through Group companies and a broad distributor network.
The majority of European sales and marketing activities are bundled under EIZO Europe GmbH. The headquarters are in Mönchengladbach, Germany. Additional subsidiaries are located in Belgium, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, and the Czech Republic. Sister companies are also located in Switzerland, the UK, and Sweden.
In addition, EIZO has two production sites in Germany: EIZO GmbH (visual solutions for the operating-room) in Rülzheim and EIZO Technology GmbH (display solutions for air traffic control, vehicles and industry) in Geretsried.
EIZO logo
The colour of the EIZO logo used since 1996 represents RGB (Red, Green, Blue) constituting the three primary colours of light. In addition, various meanings and thoughts were included in the design.
- Analogue image (Sea of Japan)
- A sense of action and assertiveness in the corporate presence
- Interface image - Compatibility with the environment and the community
- Passion and a sense of mission as a corporate individual
- Digital symbol (The Hakusan mountain range)
- Consideration for and harmony with nature
- The checkered pattern historically symbolises controlled rationale and intellect
- Basic image pattern made up of pixels (snow)
