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Our company owns multiple lead wire processing machines, and we perform a wide range of lead wire processing by utilizing the characteristics of each machine. Orders can be placed starting from just one piece. We contribute to improving our customers' productivity through lead wire processing. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests. 【Types of wires that can be processed】 ■ Single-core cables (diameter 10mm or less) ■ Cab tire cables (diameter 9mm or less) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

At Pearcom, we process lead wires used for component assembly in-house, performing tasks such as measuring, cutting, stripping, pre-soldering, and crimping. We have equipment like lead wire processing machines and a large number of knowledgeable veteran staff members. This time, we would like to introduce a case of a company that urgently needed 20,000 lead wires processed within four weeks. [Challenge] The company needed 20,000 lead wires processed within four weeks but could not find a company that could respond on short notice. [Proposal] With over 60 technicians and seven dedicated lead wire processing machines, we proposed that we could provide high-quality lead wires and meet their delivery requests. [Resolution] Previously, there was no company that could handle urgent requests, but by entrusting the task to Pearcom, we were able to expedite the delivery from the requested four weeks to three weeks, greatly satisfying the customer by accommodating their needs to the best of our ability within a reasonable range.

In the field of industrial machinery control, precise wiring and reliable connections are essential. Particularly in industrial machinery used in harsh environments, the quality of lead wires significantly impacts system stability. Poor processing of lead wires can lead to malfunctions and failures, potentially resulting in decreased production efficiency. Our lead wire processing service contributes to enhancing the reliability of industrial machinery by providing high-quality lead wires tailored to our customers' needs. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Wiring of control panels - Connections to various sensors - Power supply to motors and actuators 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Increased efficiency in wiring work - Reduction of issues caused by poor connections - Improved system reliability

At Pearcom, we process lead wires used for component assembly in-house, performing tasks such as measuring, cutting, stripping, pre-soldering, and crimping. We have equipment like lead wire processing machines and a number of knowledgeable veteran staff members. This time, we would like to introduce a case of a company that was in trouble because they had outsourced the cutting of lead wires to a length of 300mm, but there were no companies willing to take on the job. [Challenge] They had outsourced the cutting of lead wires to a length of 300mm, but the company that was handling it went out of business. [Proposal] We suggested that the customer send us a sample to evaluate the quality and processing techniques before deciding whether to proceed with the cutting of lead wires to a length of 300mm. [Resolution] We confirmed that we would always send a sample to check for quality issues, and the customer was pleased with the processing quality and our responsiveness of the delivered lead wires. Additionally, they were very happy that the delivery time, which had previously taken about three weeks, was reduced to two weeks.

At Pearcom, we process lead wires used for component assembly in-house, performing tasks such as measuring, cutting, stripping, pre-soldering, and crimping. We have equipment like lead wire processing machines, and a large number of knowledgeable veteran staff members. This time, we would like to introduce a case from a company that was troubled by damaged or broken core wires due to in-house processing of lead wires. [Challenge] The company was facing issues with damaged core wires and multiple breakages due to in-house processing of lead wires. [Proposal] We proposed that instead of manual processing, we could set the blades for each wire diameter using machines, and with 60 skilled technicians available, we could handle the task effectively. [Resolution] Since the condition of copper wire changes with humidity and temperature, we managed the room temperature according to the situation and made precise blade settings for the copper wire. We optimized the stripping blade's engagement. This allowed us to allocate time spent on production to other value-added tasks, making the process easier and resulting in a defect rate of zero, which was greatly appreciated.

At Pearcom, we process lead wires used for component assembly in-house, performing tasks such as measuring, cutting, stripping, pre-soldering, and crimping. We have equipment such as lead wire processing machines and a number of knowledgeable veteran staff members. This time, we would like to introduce a case from a company that requested our services regarding the cost and time issues of manual lead wire processing. [Challenge] The company had been processing lead wires in-house, but it was costly and time-consuming, and they wanted to find a solution. [Proposal] We proposed to the company that they provide us with drawings and specifications, and we would supply samples. We suggested that with our delivery times and multiple production lines, we could provide the service in a shorter period than their previous in-house processing. [Resolution] The total cost was reduced compared to in-house production, and the management workload for process management, work guidance, and quality records decreased. This allowed the on-site personnel to be reallocated to higher value-added processes, which was greatly appreciated. Additionally, Pearcom conducts 100% visual inspections of lead wires, with the capability of inspecting 50,000 pieces per day. We have the production capacity to perform visual inspections of up to 1 million pieces per month.

Paircom Co., Ltd. was established as a company that manufactures the electronic circuits, which are the heart of leakage circuit breakers. Since our work is primarily manual, we cannot claim that there are absolutely no defects. However, because we are committed to the philosophy of "better manufacturing," our defect rate is exceptionally low. When hiring, we have one condition: whether for full-time employees or part-time workers, those who perform soldering work must have no prior experience. This applies to subcontractors as well. Unfortunately, individuals who have experience with other companies cannot keep up with our quality standards. They cannot abandon the complacency of thinking, "If a human does it, there will be one defect out of ten thousand." The mindset of "one defect is acceptable" does not apply at Paircom. On the surface, soldering may seem like a mundane task. However, we are performing a completely different level of work, even if it looks identical. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

At Pearcom, we process lead wires used for component assembly in-house, performing tasks such as measuring, cutting, stripping, pre-soldering, and crimping. We have equipment like lead wire processing machines and a number of knowledgeable veteran staff members. This time, we would like to introduce a case of a company that was looking for a partner capable of wiring and soldering cables used for sensors and tire power. 【Challenge】 A company that wanted to sell remote-controlled cars as programming educational materials for elementary school students was searching for a company that could assemble the car and perform wiring and soldering for cables used for sensors and tire power. 【Proposal】 Since the company did not own a factory, we proposed to provide sample products and handle the selection of wires (cables), soldering, and cable assembly. 【Solution】 We created a step-by-step manual with photos and carefully coordinated the future processes. After several exchanges with the client, a detailed manual was completed, and they were very pleased with its thoroughness. Previously, they had been using a lighter to heat the wires, which sometimes caused them to melt, but since our company has been engaged in cable-related work for many years, we delivered the products to their satisfaction.

Our company specializes in cable assembly processing, including wire harness processing, flat cable crimping and compression processing, as well as various other types of wire processing. 【Features】 ■ High Quality With over 40 years of experience in electrical material processing, we have many skilled technicians, allowing us to provide high-quality cables. ■ Fast Delivery With a large staff, we can handle urgent requests while ensuring quality, offering short delivery times.

At Pearcom, we process the lead wires used for component assembly in-house, performing tasks such as measuring, cutting, stripping, pre-soldering, and crimping. This time, due to the company's policy to review manufacturing costs, the materials procurement officer is introducing a case of a company that was looking for a wire processing vendor. [Challenge] Until then, the wires used for the main products were being cut manually by employees, which was time-consuming. With the company's policy to review manufacturing costs, the materials procurement officer was searching for a wire processing vendor. [Proposal] We received the drawings and provided samples, responding that we could deliver within a week. [Resolution] By requesting wire cutting processing from Pearcom, it was found that there would be an annual cost reduction of 280,000 yen, which made it easier to present to the company's upper management. They were pleased that the order arrived three days after the request, and we continue to receive orders from them. Our company has seven lead wire cutting machines and processes about 50,000 pieces daily, so we can easily accommodate requests for 200 or 400 pieces, which enabled us to handle this situation.

At Paircom, we process lead wires used for component assembly in-house, performing tasks such as measuring, cutting, stripping, pre-soldering, and crimping. In this case, a company was looking for a wire processing vendor because they wanted to assign other tasks to their temporary employees who were manually processing lead wires. **[Challenge]** The temporary employees were manually cutting 20,000 wires and performing a 55mm twisting process at the ends, which was a very demanding task. Additionally, the company wanted the temporary employees to handle other work, so they were searching for a wire processing vendor. **[Proposal]** We conducted wire selection and prototyping, and to demonstrate the actual twisting strength, we submitted three patterns of sample products. **[Solution]** We were able to handle everything from wire selection, and we received positive feedback for repeatedly prototyping until the twisting strength met their requirements. There were no issues with the finish or pricing, leading to formal adoption of our solution. Previously, they faced difficulties when they needed stock but had none available due to manual processing. However, they were satisfied that orders placed with us arrived about two weeks later, and they have continued to place orders since 2019.

At Pearcom, we process lead wires used for component assembly in-house. This time, we would like to introduce a case of a company that was struggling to find a contractor willing to handle a complex request involving a wide variety of parts, each with a small quantity. [Challenge] They were looking for a contractor that could process thick wires, but they were having difficulty finding one that could handle a wide variety of parts with small quantities and complex requests. [Proposal] Since it was difficult to accommodate their needs with existing equipment, we took some time to consider the introduction of new equipment. Although it took time to deliver the initial samples, we were able to find a method for processing without damage and confirmed that we could meet their specifications. [Resolution] To ensure the reliable processing of the requested wires, we needed equipment for thicker materials, so we purchased a cable cutter and a stripping machine for thick wires. Since the wire was difficult to strip, we used a hot knife to burn off the insulation in the stripping area, resulting in a beautiful finish. The stripping was done according to specifications, with no damage, and the wires were sorted by size and properly labeled, making them ready for immediate use upon arrival, which successfully reduced labor costs and pleased the client.