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  1. 西田機械工作所 Osaka//Industrial Machinery
  2. ビエッセジャパン Osaka//Industrial Machinery
  3. Nishijima Corporation Aichi//Industrial Machinery
  4. 4 ブラザー工業 マシナリー事業 Aichi//Industrial Machinery
  5. 5 新日本工機 Osaka//Industrial Machinery
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  1. Column feed type machining center "NMX series" Nishijima Corporation
  2. 12.3-inch transparent interface "Relclear" now available for mass production. 三幸セミコンダクター 本社
  3. Automatic Chip De-oiling Machine / Automatic Chip Processing Device 'YUTORA Series' 共和工機
  4. 4 Horizontal Machining Center 'NHL-3' *BT30, NC5-46, etc. 西田機械工作所
  5. 5 Fully Automatic Machining Center 'TTMC' アルム

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[Prototype Processing Example] Achieving Rapid Development in the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industries

[Prototype Processing Example] Achieving Rapid Development in the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industries

A case where the flow of prototype development changed by progressing quickly while consulting with each other.

We would like to introduce a case where we found a reliable partner for prototype development in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry, capable of handling projects even without processing knowledge. For our client, who develops in vitro pharmaceuticals and research reagents, the key challenge was "how to quickly and reliably turn prototypes into tangible products" during the development phase. We established a prototype support system that accompanies technical proposals based on 3D data. Even without processing knowledge, they could make proposals while reviewing the 3D data, which improved both the speed of internal decision-making and the accuracy of development. [Case Overview] ■ Background: In a situation where development speed is required, they were looking for a responsive processing partner. ■ Solution: Established a prototype support system that accompanies technical proposals based on 3D data. ■ Effect: The flow of prototype development changed by enabling speedy progress through consultations. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

  • Company：BRICS
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  • Prototype Services
  • Processing Contract

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Short delivery case study | Mirror finish processing of aluminum material using a 5-axis machining center

Short delivery case study | Mirror finish processing of aluminum material using a 5-axis machining center

Manufactured inspection jigs for semiconductor substrates in a short delivery time. Reduced costs through prototype processing of leftover materials, and after verifying mirror-level surface smoothness and uniformity, smoothly produced the final products.

We would like to introduce a case where we were able to confidently place an order because we confirmed the quality of the mirror finish during the prototype stage in the automotive and machinery parts manufacturing industry. We faced the challenge of not being able to find a processing partner capable of achieving a mirror-level aluminum finish. Processing was carried out under the same equipment and conditions from the prototype stage to the final product, ensuring stable results. By confirming the finish during the prototype stage, internal decision-making became smoother, significantly improving procurement speed. [Case Overview] ■ Background: Unable to find a processing partner capable of achieving a mirror-level aluminum finish ■ Effect: The ability to confirm quality in advance lowered the barriers to placing orders ■ Equipment Used: Universal Compact Machining Center (5-axis indexing) ・ Model: U500Xd1 ・ Manufacturer: Brother *For more details or other cases, please feel free to download the PDF or contact us.

  • Company：BRICS
  • Price：Other
  • Prototype Services
  • Processing Contract
  • Engine parts

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Case Study on Problem Solving | Comprehensive Support from Prototype to Process Optimization in First-Time Outsourcing

Case Study on Problem Solving | Comprehensive Support from Prototype to Process Optimization in First-Time Outsourcing

Consistent support for the first outsourcing of iron parts. Established a reproducible outsourcing system through labor reduction by designing dedicated jigs and providing support from the early stages of process changes.

We would like to introduce a case where outsourcing in the steel industry solved both quality variation and workload simultaneously. For some iron parts that were processed in-house, there were significant quality variations and work burdens, making it difficult to continue production. Our company handled everything from prototype processing to quenching treatment for iron parts, eliminating variations caused by individual reliance and shifting to a reproducible outsourcing system. [Case Overview] ■ Background: In-house production reached its limits with quality variations and workload ■ Effect: Eliminated variations due to individual reliance and shifted to a reproducible outsourcing system ■ Equipment Used: Horizontal Machining Center ・ Model: HM5100 ・ Manufacturer: Nidec OKK *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

  • Company：BRICS
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  • Prototype Services
  • Processing Contract

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Case study of JIT support for short delivery times and difficult shapes | 24-hour processing and a no-refusal system

Case study of JIT support for short delivery times and difficult shapes | 24-hour processing and a no-refusal system

We have established a system that allows for immediate orders through estimate responses, reducing the burden of delivery adjustments and price negotiations. This is an example of a reliable partner that is "never turned down" for business transactions.

We would like to introduce a case where a subcontractor that does not "decline" even for urgent and complex shapes has contributed to peace of mind on the shop floor in the automotive and machinery parts manufacturing industry. The challenge was to secure a subcontractor that could "respond reliably without declining" despite changing deadlines and specifications. We established a flexible and rapid outsourcing system to handle JIT processing requests. Even when the production schedule was tight, the presence of a "reliable partner" alleviated concerns on the shop floor. [Key Points of the Case] ■ A 24-hour processing system that reliably handles complex shapes and short deadlines ■ Maintaining a "non-declining" stance to gain trust on the shop floor ■ Standardizing estimation criteria to achieve zero response time for quotes *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

  • Company：BRICS
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  • Prototype Services
  • Processing Contract
  • Auto Parts

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Case Studies of Prototype Processing for Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology | Achieving Short Lead Times and Flexible Responses

Case Studies of Prototype Processing for Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology | Achieving Short Lead Times and Flexible Responses

You can rely on us even without processing knowledge—proposals and support based on 3D data. A case study of prototype processing in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries freed from the question, "Who should I consult?"

We would like to introduce a case where we found a prototype development partner in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry that can be entrusted with the task even without processing knowledge. For our client, who develops in vitro pharmaceuticals and research reagents, a major challenge was how to quickly and reliably turn prototypes into reality. BRICS has established a system that accompanies the judgment of processability and alternative proposals based on 3D data. As a result, clients can confidently place orders without processing knowledge, significantly improving the speed of internal decision-making and development accuracy. [Case Overview] Background: Need for a processing partner that can respond quickly to development speed Solution: Accompanying technical proposals based on 3D data Effect: Progressing swiftly while consulting, leading to a change in the development flow The specific approach that realized speedy prototyping is detailed in a PDF! Please download it from the link below.

  • Company：BRICS
  • Price：Other
  • Prototype Services
  • Processing Contract

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Alum Co., Ltd.

Alum Co., Ltd.

We will achieve the full automation of processing factories from both software and hardware perspectives.

Alum Co., Ltd. specializes in the NC program automatic generation AI software "ARUMCODE," the fully automated new machining center "TTMC," and ultra-precision parts processing. We excel in contract cutting and bonding processing, capable of handling a wide range of materials from wood and ceramic tiles to metals.

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Yamamoto Metal Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Okayama Research and Development Center

Yamamoto Metal Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Okayama Research and Development Center

Complex shape processing, processing monitoring, machinability evaluation, residual stress measurement, friction stir welding (FSW)

We have advanced our two core technologies, precision machining technology and measurement evaluation technology, over many years, providing advanced prototyping and processing of metal products, machinability evaluation testing services that offer characteristics and optimal processing conditions for metal materials, development of monitoring equipment for processing phenomena, research on joining during FSW (Friction Stir Welding), and residual stress measurement, among other activities.

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[Subsidy Utilization Case] Vertical Machining Center (Machine Tool)

[Subsidy Utilization Case] Vertical Machining Center (Machine Tool)

We will introduce a case where the vertical machining center "YG-500SGATC" was purchased with the manufacturing subsidy!

We would like to introduce a case study of a machining company that specializes in the processing of a wide variety of small quantities of parts, such as packaging machinery, medical devices, and soldering equipment, utilizing subsidies. The company faced challenges as the profit margin from machining alone was low, making it difficult to invest in new growth opportunities. Additionally, they wanted to promote the in-house development of equipment for the growing MLCC market (new business). After the purchase, they entered the growing MLCC market. The newly introduced equipment allowed them to accept orders for parts with dimensions that were difficult for other companies to handle, as it was capable of processing long parts. [Case Overview (Partial)] ■Challenges - Low profit margins from machining alone, making new investments for growth difficult - Desire to promote in-house development of equipment for the growing MLCC market (new business) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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