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High-reflectivity brass can also be easily cut with a water jet.
With a water jet, cutting and processing can be done regardless of the material. Additionally, since it is equipped with a 5-axis unit, bevel (taper) cutting can also be processed simultaneously. We can accommodate orders starting from one piece, and we look forward to hearing from you.
"No need to worry about water leaks or air leaks" - Numerous achievements in brass processing for leak test support in medical devices!
The "Hometown Processing Network," composed of distinctive processors from various regions that Bandai takes pride in. Here is an introduction to one of its partners, "Hometown Partner 11: A brass processing company capable of leak testing." This partner is a rare entity that offers a comprehensive response from cutting, brazing, welding, to assembly, and has established a system capable of conducting leak tests (air-tightness inspections) using pneumatic, hydraulic, and water pressure. They are particularly strong in processing brass materials, and the trust and technical skills cultivated in meeting the stringent quality demands of major medical device manufacturers and robot manufacturers are well recognized. Since they can handle everything from the design of inspection jigs to quality assurance through leak testing in-house, they can flexibly respond to cases where "processing is possible, but air-tightness testing is not." If you are struggling with parts that require leak assurance, please feel free to consult with us. ➡ For more details about "Hometown Partner 11," please check "Download the Catalog"!
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For those considering brass processing or wanting to know more, we provide a clear introduction!
Brass is an alloy made by adding zinc to copper, and it is also called yellow brass due to its beautiful golden color. Compared to other metal materials, it is relatively inexpensive and has the advantage of being suitable for various processing methods such as cutting, bending, machining, and welding. However, there are cases where it is said to be difficult to process. Therefore, when requesting brass processing, it is important to choose a company that has skilled craftsmen with proven experience. This article provides a clear introduction for those considering brass processing or wanting to learn more about brass, including the reasons why processing is considered difficult, as well as processing methods and key points. [Contents] ■ Brass processing methods and key points ■ Reasons why brass processing is considered difficult *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
