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Miyamoto Industrial Co., Ltd. Business Introduction

Miyamoto Industrial Co., Ltd. Business Introduction

Leave it to us for mold design and manufacturing, as well as cold and hot forging products.

Miyamoto Industrial Co., Ltd. has been supplying products that benefit our customers as a "technology-oriented" development company since its founding in 1918 (Taisho 7). Since pioneering the mass production of shock-extruded tubes in Japan, we have produced and sold a wide range of forged products including camera parts, VTR parts, industrial equipment, low-voltage components, computer-related parts, automotive and motorcycle-related parts, stationery, tools, and leisure goods. We have been crafting the molds essential to forging in-house since our establishment, honing our proprietary techniques. In this era of global competition, we aim to return to our roots and position ourselves as a proposal-oriented company focused on technology and development, continuing our efforts day and night as we strive towards our 100th anniversary. We appreciate your continued support for our "beautiful forged products." [Business Activities] - Cold and hot forged products - (Cold) impact molded products - Simulation analysis using CAE - Design and manufacturing of forging molds - Design and manufacturing of various production automation equipment - Production and sales of mechanical devices (such as shear machines) For more details, please contact us or download our catalog.

  • Mold Design
  • Processing Contract
  • Contract manufacturing

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Shortening of Joining Processes: Types and Applications of Forging

Shortening of Joining Processes: Types and Applications of Forging

By crushing, it can be processed into various shapes! A technique that induces work hardening in metal materials to increase strength.

Forging is a type of metal processing that involves shaping metal materials by hammering or pressing them into various forms. It is classified into three types based on the temperature during the forming process: cold (room temperature), warm (600–900°C), and hot (900–1250°C). Our company employs "cold forging" using a press machine. By using cold forging technology to create "integral shapes" from parts that have been joined through welding, crimping, or fitting, we can enhance the strength and reliability of the components. 【Types of Forging (Partial)】 ■ Cold Forging - Processing temperature is at room temperature (20–30°C) - Capable of forming with higher precision in dimensions and surface accuracy than warm or hot forging - Reduces the need for cutting processes - Aims for cost reduction of products *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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  • Processing Contract

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[Processing Example] Near-net shape cold forging of hot forged material!

[Processing Example] Near-net shape cold forging of hot forged material!

Further shaping hot forged materials through cold forging! Achieving near-net shape products with irregular shapes.

By using hot forged materials, we have made it possible to shape irregular forms, which is a weak point of cold forging. There is no need for a draft taper like in hot forging. This is a forging method that combines the high precision of cold forging with the irregular shapes of hot forging. 【Features】 ■ Since a cold forging process is involved, there is no need for a draft taper like in hot forging. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Engine parts

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[Processing Example] Achieved a tolerance of 11μm and a surface roughness of Ra1.6 or less.

[Processing Example] Achieved a tolerance of 11μm and a surface roughness of Ra1.6 or less.

We can accommodate dimensional tolerances in microns using in-house equipment for forging and machining!

Dimensional tolerances required due to the special nature of the product, even down to the micron level, can be accommodated in-house until the finished product. Please feel free to contact us when placing an order. 【Features】 ■Outer diameter tolerance: 11μm ■Surface roughness: Ra1.6 or less *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Cold forging. Our company's forging technology capabilities.

Cold forging. Our company's forging technology capabilities.

The world's first processing technology using cold forging. Increased production efficiency and improved strength without cutting.

Advanced cold forging technology can be applied to various molds based on accumulated data. By leveraging process and mold design capabilities, it achieves desired shapes and cost reductions. Benefits include: ■ Reduced cutting (approximately 35% less material) ■ Increased toughness and improved strength ■ Extended mold lifespan ■ Shortened processes, among others.

  • Forging Machine

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