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Are you facing these issues with loading operations? ✔ The work of transferring heavy items is tough... ✔ I want to reduce work time and solve the labor shortage... ✔ I want to try a trapallet, but I'm concerned about the introduction costs... For those of you in such trouble! We have products and subsidies to introduce! 【Trapallet】 By eliminating the task of "transferring cargo from a cart to a pallet," we build a transport system that is gentle on people and highly efficient! ■ An environment that is easy for older workers and women to work in ■ No more heavy item transfer work ■ Enables securing personnel through lighter tasks 【Subsidy Details】 "Age-Friendly Subsidy for Fiscal Year 6" Course for Preventing Labor Accidents for Older Workers ■ Subsidy limit of 1 million yen (subsidy rate 1/2) ■ Measures for preventing labor accidents, such as the introduction of equipment to compensate for declining physical functions, are eligible ■ Measures for preventing lower back pain related to handling heavy items ■ Application period for grant documents: May 7, 6 to October 31, 6 (postmark valid on the day) For more details, please visit the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare website. * Applying for a subsidy for the trapallet does not guarantee the grant. * Improving measures for preventing lower back pain for older workers is one of the requirements.
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【Do you have any concerns regarding loading operations?】 ✔ Struggling with the work content and safety measures for older workers… ✔ Finding it difficult to handle heavy item transfers… ✔ Wanting to reduce work hours to alleviate labor shortages… For those of you facing such issues! We have products and subsidies to introduce! 【Torapare】 By eliminating the task of "transferring cargo from a cart to a pallet," we create a transport system that is friendly to people and highly efficient! ■ An environment that is easier for older workers and women to work in ■ No more heavy item transfer tasks ■ Enables securing personnel through lighter tasks 【Subsidy Details】 "Age-Friendly Subsidy for Fiscal Year 6" Course for Preventing Labor Accidents for Older Workers ■ Subsidy limit of 1 million yen (subsidy rate 1/2) ■ Measures for preventing labor accidents, such as the introduction of equipment to compensate for declining physical functions, are eligible ■ Measures for preventing back pain related to handling heavy items ■ Application period for grant documents: May 7, 6 to October 31, 6 (postmark valid on the day) For more details, please visit the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare website. *Applying for the subsidy for Torapare does not guarantee the grant. *Improving back pain measures for older workers is one of the requirements.
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Are you making progress in addressing the 2024 issue? ■ It has become difficult to secure personnel for packaging and handling operations at the time of shipment. ■ We want to improve the transportation efficiency of our products, but even with our own efforts, it does not lead to a reduction in transportation costs. ■ We want to improve the quantity of parts transported, but it has not been resolved for many years. Transportation efficiency, logistics costs, and labor shortages in logistics… We would like to introduce examples of items that can help solve the challenges each of you faces. 【Items for Improving Parts Transportation Using Vacuum Forming】 Improvement in parts transportation efficiency is not progressing... There are times when the volume of goods is so large at the time of shipment that the transportation company refuses a single delivery... Do you have any concerns about transportation packaging? ■ There are parts that cannot be stacked, and we are struggling with transportation efficiency. ■ We want to reduce the loading area per part to cut transportation costs. 【Logistics Items to Increase Truck Loading Capacity】 We want to somehow pack products into the limited space of a truck... Do you have concerns about truck loading? ■ There are items that cannot be stacked, and we want to make effective use of the available space. ■ Measures against the chronic labor shortage in the logistics industry ◎ *For more details, please refer to the PDF document. Numerous case studies are included.
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Are you facing such issues in parts transportation? - In inter-factory transportation, we are using multiple parts with a returnable box, but we are struggling because the parts stick out of the box, making stacking impossible. - In internal transportation, we are preparing returnable boxes for each type of part, but as the number of part types increases, we are considering whether we can share returnable boxes to cut costs. This is an example of improving transportation efficiency by creating a lid through vacuum forming that compensates for the height of the returnable box, allowing for stacking. [Key Points of Implementation] - A vacuum-formed lid was created to enable stacking. - We were able to operate without purchasing new returnable boxes of different sizes. - Stacking is possible even when parts exceed the box dimensions. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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A new logistics system that eliminates the waste of transferring from carts to pallets. The labor-intensive task of "transferring" boxes commonly used in the food industry, such as plastic containers and bamboo steamers, is replaced with a simple operation of just connecting the cart to the pallet. This is user-friendly, creates new time, and adds value to the workplace. 【Key Points of Introducing the Trapare】 1. Liberation from heavy labor associated with transfers Reduces the physical burden on the body, including back pain. 2. Streamlining of loading and unloading operations, resulting in significant time savings Eliminates tasks that do not create added value through "transferring," promoting efficiency on-site. 3. Creating a workplace that is easier for the elderly and women to work in, contributing to solutions for labor shortages Since there is no need to carry heavy items, there is no longer a need to consider physical strength in personnel placement within the factory. This is also effective as a countermeasure against the worsening labor shortage. 4. Stainless steel specifications for quality measures For the food industry, which prefers to avoid material handling equipment that rusts due to paint peeling, it is possible to use stainless steel materials in areas where rubbing occurs, such as lift claws. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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Are you facing any of these issues with parts transportation? ■ You want to reuse existing boxes, but you can't store as many parts as you'd hoped. ■ You want to improve the efficiency of parts transportation in preparation for the 2024 issue. ■ You want to review packaging materials to reduce transportation costs, but you don't know where to start. By changing the interior materials of parts returnable boxes like Sunboxes and plastic boxes, we can reduce the storage volume of parts and improve transportation efficiency. As the 2024 issue approaches, it remains uncertain whether transportation services can be secured and whether transportation costs will rise. In this context, taking measures to improve the efficiency of parts transportation and reviewing packaging costs is a proactive step we can take. 【Key Points for Implementation】 ■ We will propose designs for interior materials that maximize the effective use of the internal dimensions of returnable boxes! ■ By reducing the storage volume of parts in returnable boxes, we can lower transportation and storage costs! *Please also make use of the PDF catalog.
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Are you facing these issues during the transportation and cleaning of automotive parts? - There is wasted dead space at the top of the returnable boxes for automotive and precision parts. - The boxes for shipping parts and those for cleaning cannot be used interchangeably, leading to inefficiencies in the process. We would like to introduce the packaging design of returnable boxes used for the transportation and cleaning of automotive parts. Before the improvement, during the cleaning process, the dividers would lift, resulting in parts being placed in the returnable boxes without using the dividers, which sometimes caused interference and damage to the parts. This case study demonstrates how we addressed the dead space in the returnable boxes and resolved the issues of damage during parts cleaning through a redesign of the packaging. [Key Points of Packaging Design Improvement] - By creating a structure where parts are placed on top of the dividers, we eliminated the lifting of dividers during cleaning, which helped prevent damage to the parts. - We implemented a locking structure for the dividers that does not use adhesive, allowing for easy assembly and disassembly. Since we only used low-density foam sheets (PP), we reduced environmental impact! - The introduction of dividers allowed for effective use of the dead space above the parts, improving the quantity of parts that can be accommodated. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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Are you facing these issues with the transportation of automotive parts and precision components? - You want to use existing containers for parts transportation, but the size of the parts doesn't fit, leaving extra space. - Transportation costs are rising, and you want to improve the loading of parts, but you don't know how to proceed. We will introduce examples of solutions that have led to problem-solving through proposals for changes in packaging materials and shapes. This time, we present a case where the quantity of containers for automotive parts was improved, resulting in reduced transportation costs. [Key Points for Problem Solving] - The arrangement of automotive parts was changed from vertical to horizontal. A grid partition was designed to match the arrangement of the parts. - The use of adhesives was eliminated, resulting in a single material (PP), which enhances recyclability. - In the customer's internal processes, separate boxes were used for the cleaning process and shipping line, but now they can be used as common packaging materials, eliminating the time costs for repacking and the purchasing costs for packaging materials used solely for cleaning. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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Are you facing these issues with your shipping packaging? ■ The size of the shipping box does not match the products inside, leading to unnecessary use of cushioning materials to fill gaps and increased packaging time. ■ The shipping box is too large, raising safety concerns when moving it with a cart or pallet. Achieve compact packaging design with the necessary amount of interior materials and returnable boxes! This is an introduction to a case where returnable boxes were implemented in packaging materials for industrial equipment. 【Key Points of Implementation】 ■ By using returnable boxes with handles, safe movement of products has become possible. ■ By combining appropriately sized interior materials for the electronic devices being packaged, we have reduced excessive packaging materials and labor costs. ■ When stacking, using corners to prevent shifting allows for orderly loading. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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Are you facing these issues in your manufacturing and shipping processes? ■ We want to suppress the rising costs of packaging materials due to soaring prices of goods and crude oil! ■ We want to reduce the increasing delivery costs year by year by increasing the quantity per package and loading efficiency. ■ We want to address the time-consuming tasks in shipping packaging, such as wrapping products multiple times with packaging materials and the time taken to assemble cardboard boxes! We will introduce examples of solutions that have led to problem-solving through improvements such as changes in the material and shape of packaging materials. 【Key Points for Problem Solving】 ■ We propose cost reductions without compromising the cushioning performance and functionality of the currently used packaging materials! ■ We will review the packaging design to fit as many items as possible into fixed-volume containers like cardboard boxes and containers, leading to improvements in transportation costs! ■ We will identify bottleneck tasks on the shipping line and improve the shipping line operations by reviewing the packaging forms and materials. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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Are you facing any of these issues with prototype parts trays? ✓ The prototype cost for parts trays is high, making it difficult to secure a budget. ✓ I want to try vacuum-formed trays for parts packaging, but I can't take the plunge. ✓ Even if I create a prototype once, costs balloon if revisions are needed. ✓ I want to try multiple thicknesses for the vacuum-formed trays. ✓ The delivery time for prototypes is always a bottleneck. For those struggling with the design and development of parts trays! We are running a limited-time fixed-price prototype campaign for first-time customers! 【Campaign Details】 ■ Prototype Cost: 75,000 yen per type Includes mold cost, unlimited number of mold revisions, shipping separate, unlimited number of revisions ■ Application Conditions: First-time only * This applies only to inquiries for projects that are being contacted for the first time. * Revisions for projects that have already been prototyped are not eligible for this campaign. ■ Material: PET or PP ■ Tray Size: Approximately 400mm (length) x 300mm (width) x 30mm (height) ■ Production: Prototype mold (resin) + about 10 prototype trays ■ Cutting Method: None (hand-cut) ■ Estimated Delivery Time: About 1 week to 10 days * This is an estimate from the time specifications are confirmed. * Details to be discussed. ■ Application Period: From August 26, 2023 (Saturday) to...
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We pride ourselves on providing high quality not only in terms of "product accuracy" but also from the perspective of "hygiene." What specific methods are used for hygiene management? ⇒ For more details, please see the related video below.
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We would like to introduce a case where the quality issue of trays that occurred during the transportation of metal parts was resolved by the introduction of vacuum-formed trays. Before the introduction, we were using EPS trays that were shared with other parts. We were facing a quality issue where friction between the metal parts and the EPS trays generated dust during transportation. [Key Points of Introducing Vacuum-Formed Trays] - By changing the material, we were able to eliminate the issue of dust generation during transportation. - We were able to establish new parts trays at a low initial cost. - By changing the shape of the trays that were used as shared trays to fit the parts, we improved loading efficiency. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We have adopted four prototyping methods: "Vietnamese-made molds," "3D printed molds," "wooden molds," and "simple prototype molds," to conduct prototypes at a low cost. We select and propose the optimal prototyping method based on the customer's budget and quality requirements. Compared to traditional prototyping costs, we can produce molds at a cost that is up to 50% lower. By reducing the cost of mold production, we can also address detailed modifications, allowing us to work on prototypes until customer satisfaction is achieved, all while keeping costs below traditional levels.
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We own domestic and overseas bases on a vast site and have established our own commercial routes. We have clarified human resource development and detailed product rules, making mass production of high quality possible. Our overseas base is located in Vietnam, where we have approximately 80 staff members. Due to lower labor costs compared to Japan, we can accommodate small lot production in Vietnam. There are very few companies in the vacuum forming industry that have overseas bases. Therefore, we take pride in being able to respond flexibly to production volumes, which we believe is one of our strengths. In terms of quality, we have implemented 100% inspection, conducted by human eyes. The quality does not decline simply because it is made in Vietnam, and we have received support from many customers.
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We pride ourselves on providing high quality not only in terms of "product precision" but also from the perspective of "hygiene." In 2021, we built a specialized factory for vacuum forming, producing in a clean environment. Since we also manufacture component trays used in clean rooms, we take the utmost care to prevent cross-contamination (foreign matter intrusion) in all our products. With our high-quality operations that can meet stringent standards for both "product precision" and "hygiene," we are capable of addressing challenges related to production in a clean environment.
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We will introduce a case where the introduction of vacuum-formed trays solved the issue of product defects. Before the introduction, products were placed directly in containers and stacked for long-term storage, which led to deformation issues. Additionally, since the products were not secured in the containers, they moved during transportation, resulting in defects such as scratches. There was also a challenge with occupying space due to the storage of multiple types of similar products. The introduction of vacuum-formed trays eliminated direct placement. Products are now secured within the containers, eliminating defects such as scratches and deformation during storage and transportation. We combined the distinctive shapes of multiple types of products to allow them to be used with a single tray shape. The shared tray can accommodate eight types of products, including symmetrical ones. **Key Points of Introduction** 1. By changing the storage method from direct placement in containers to vacuum-formed trays, we prevent defects caused by friction between boxes and products, as well as dirt from the boxes adhering to the products. 2. By using a shared tray, products that could not be stacked in storage boxes due to different shapes can now be stacked, leading to improved storage efficiency and enhanced transportation loading efficiency.
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We will introduce case studies of products that use different packaging materials for in-process and shipping purposes. Before implementation, in the harness manufacturing process, immediately after the completion of parts, the resin parts were at a high temperature of around 110°C to 120°C, so they were stored in temporary containers until the harness could cool down. When shipping the harnesses, we used PP vacuum-formed trays, but in the high-temperature state immediately after part completion, the vacuum-formed trays would melt, necessitating the use of temporary containers for cooling the parts. After cooling the parts, they were transferred to the shipping PP vacuum-formed trays for shipment. By changing the shipping trays to heat-resistant PP sheets, temporary containers became unnecessary. By switching to heat-resistant PP sheets, we were able to set the parts in the shipping trays as soon as they were completed. [Implementation Points] - By using the same containers for both in-process and shipping, we can reduce the work of transferring items. - Since the containers are shared for both in-process and shipping, we can reduce the need for extra storage space for materials. - Selection of materials suitable for the product. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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This is a case of improving the transportation efficiency of parts when launching 16 types of automotive component valves. The customer's concern was that creating a tray for each valve would require the production of 16 trays, which posed challenges in terms of cost and management. They were also considering whether it was possible to increase the number of valves stored in each tray. Concern 1: For 16 types of hydraulic valves for automotive parts, 16 trays of different shapes were being used. Concern 2: The current product stores 20 valves in one tray. [Packaging Improvement Initiatives] We received data on the 16 valve products and proceeded to consider standardization through 3D design, deciding to change the storage method from horizontal to vertical. As a result, we were able to accommodate the 16 valve products with just two types of trays (standardized trays). By changing from horizontal to vertical storage, the capacity increased from 20 to 25 valves per tray, resulting in a 20% increase in tray loading efficiency. *For more details, please refer to the PDF.
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We would like to introduce a case study on the introduction of vacuum-formed grid trays. Are you facing any of these issues regarding grid dividers? ■ You are transporting parts using grid dividers, but you want to find a solution for the storage space of the dividers. ■ You want to procure packaging materials for new parts being launched, but you don't want to spend money on initial costs (prototypes). Grid dividers are widely used for transporting parts in plastic containers and corrugated plastic boxes. If you are considering cost reduction and space-saving solutions for grid dividers, we recommend vacuum-formed grid trays. 【Key Points for Introducing Vacuum-Formed Grid Trays】 ■ Vacuum-formed trays offer advantages such as cost reduction and space-saving compared to grid dividers for part transportation. ■ By utilizing simple molds, it is possible to create divider trays that can replace grid dividers, allowing for quick turnaround and low-cost prototyping. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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We would like to introduce a case of switching from EPS cushioning material to vacuum-formed cushioning material. Before the switch, we were using EPS side pads for electrical equipment, but we faced challenges due to the large volume of each cushioning material, which took up storage space in the warehouse. Therefore, we switched to nesting vacuum-formed cushioning material. [Key Points for Introducing Vacuum-Formed Cushioning Material] ■ Significant reduction in storage space for packaging materials due to nesting ■ Design capability to maintain cushioning performance equivalent to the previous material *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The "serving tray" perfectly organizes the necessary types and quantities of parts for the assembly line, and by confirming that all served parts are used up, it reduces the risk of forgetting to attach parts or mistakenly attaching unnecessary parts. Depending on the shape and purpose of the parts, we propose serving trays made of the appropriate materials and shapes needed for your assembly line. Among them, vacuum-formed trays are effective for use as serving trays in terms of cost and workability. [Key Points for Introducing Vacuum-Formed Serving Trays] ■ Efficiency in Picking The PET vacuum-formed parts serving trays are transparent, allowing you to see the photos of the parts being picked through the tray. This helps prevent "part omissions," "incorrect part numbers," and "incorrect part colors" during picking. ■ No Packaging By transporting parts with the picked parts serving tray, the need for bagging parts is eliminated. This reduces the use of small bags for packaging and the bagging process. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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This is an example of how switching to returnable packaging materials utilizing vacuum-formed trays has resolved excessive packaging. 【Are you facing these issues in inter-factory transportation?】 ■ Time is being consumed by packaging and unpacking operations for parts. ■ Cushioning materials are being discarded each time they are packaged solely for inter-factory transport, raising concerns from an SDGs perspective. 【Key points for introducing returnable trays (vacuum-formed trays)】 ■ By converting packaging materials from one-way to returnable, you can reduce the time spent on packaging operations, material costs, and labor costs. ■ A significant reduction in material waste is achieved, promoting efforts towards SDGs. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Are you struggling with thermal deformation of vacuum-formed trays? This is a case where issues were resolved by changing the material from frequently used PET trays to PP vacuum-formed trays. Points: - By using high-heat-resistant PP vacuum-formed trays, parts can be transported even in summer's radiant heat. - Even with the reduced surface hardness of PP, design strength can compensate for any lack of strength. - Plastic trays are often thought to be weak against heat, but we propose trays that do not deform even in high temperatures during summer. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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TSK Corporation is a company primarily engaged in KAIZEN proposals, packaging design, material handling design, and factory diagnostics (BANSO Pack). 【Business Description】 ■ Packaging Design and Material Handling Design Planning, design, manufacturing, sales, and related services for logistics packaging and material handling equipment, including vacuum-formed trays. ■ Factory Diagnostics (BANSO Pack) We implement on-site KAIZEN alongside our customers for six months. We support the establishment of a "KAIZEN mindset" and the creation of an environment that fosters it within the company. *For more details, please refer to our catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Are you facing these concerns regarding the transportation of parts? ■ Progress on addressing the 2024 issue is lacking. ■ I want to increase the loading quantity onto trucks, but I don't know how to calculate it. ■ I want to take measures against the increasing transportation costs year by year. ▶ Is the 2024 issue relevant to the manufacturing industry? Is it not? Due to regulations on working hours, the working hours of transport drivers are limited, which significantly impacts the daily transportation volume. If transport companies do not respond adequately, it becomes a problem that affects the manufacturing industry, such as rising freight costs for our products and extended delivery lead times. ▶ Measures for the manufacturing industry regarding the 2024 issue When loading onto pallets, trucks, or shipping containers, the loading method can be optimized. Our loading simulation system instantly calculates the best loading method! 【Seeking Monitors!】 ■ We propose optimal solutions for pallet and truck loading! This will lead to increased loading efficiency. ■ We will conduct loading simulations at a special price for monitor companies! ■ We will provide loading images created by our technical staff, making it easy to understand at a glance. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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Developed a new deck rack with TSK. The loading efficiency of trucks, JR freight, and marine containers has been significantly improved! We have achieved a weight reduction of "70kg to 110kg" compared to previous deck racks. The foldable deck rack greatly enhances the loading efficiency of trucks and is the ideal logistics equipment for addressing the 2024 issue, allowing for safe and efficient transportation of goods. By installing it inside the truck, you can effectively utilize the overhead space for cargo that cannot be stacked. When not in use, it can be folded and stored, and during return trips, it can be compactly transported by stacking. Additionally, the height can be adjusted to fit the cargo. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Are you facing these concerns regarding the transportation of automotive parts? - The cleaning process for plastic containers incurs costs due to the adhesion of oils and other substances. - It is unclear what is inside the plastic containers because the contents are not visible. This is an example of how changing from standard container lids to vacuum-formed container lids has improved operations. **Key Points for Introducing Vacuum Forming** - More cost-effective than standard container lids (about 1/40 the cost of new purchases) - Cheaper than the cost of cleaning operations each time - Ensures quality (reduces management workload) - Lighter than standard container lids, improving work efficiency - Transparency allows for visibility of container contents - Designed to minimize dust ingress *For more details, please refer to the PDF.*
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Are you facing any of these issues with the transportation of automotive parts and precision components? - I want to suppress the rising costs of packaging materials due to soaring prices of goods and crude oil! - I want to eliminate quality issues such as dust generation and contamination caused by friction between parts and dividers in returnable boxes. - I want to reduce the increasing delivery costs year by year by improving the quantity per box and loading efficiency. We will introduce examples of how we have led to problem-solving through improvements in packaging materials. [Key Points for Problem Solving] - For returnable boxes, there are various material options such as TP boxes, plastic corrugated boxes, and Texcell, while interior materials include P-boards, Palonia, Sumiseller, Eperan, and Sanpelka. We propose cost reductions without compromising cushioning performance or functionality by changing materials and shapes. - We can achieve contamination countermeasures and visibility of contents with custom-sized vacuum-formed lids. Switching from grid dividers to wear-resistant vacuum-formed trays addresses dust generation. We will propose how to maintain the quality of parts while transporting them to their destination. - By changing from grid dividers to stackable vacuum-formed trays, we can improve the quantity per box inside the returnable box, and we will propose improvements in quantity through changes in the material and shape of cushioning materials. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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■Development capabilities and creation of new added value We have four CNC machines in Vietnam and two in Toyama, establishing a system that allows us to manufacture molds in-house, both domestically and internationally. By utilizing 3D printers and TSK's unique packaging technology, we can develop ideas that cannot be replicated by other companies. Through the development of new applications, we discover the potential of vacuum forming and provide new value to our customers. ■High-performance line supporting small-lot, diverse production Our condition control system enables the molding of high-quality trays with minimal quality variation, allowing for stable production of complex-shaped products with little uneven thickness. Additionally, our press machines achieve uniform cutting surfaces through pressure control using servo motors. This results in consistently clean cut surfaces without burrs, and we can accommodate perforations and complex edge shapes. ■Collaboration with TSK Vietnam We have a factory (TSK Vietnam Co., Ltd.) in Vietnam, operating four lines in a 24-hour production system. This enables cost reduction through production in Vietnam. We have regular shipping routes from Vietnam to Japan, allowing for flexible lot handling. Furthermore, we can also establish a system for parallel production in Japan, ensuring robust business continuity planning (BCP).
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We are conducting factory improvement diagnostics for those who have concerns about their current factory or are looking to make it better. This process clarifies the current issues, allowing for improvements that can enhance the factory. Main contents: • Sharing the TSK-style KAIZEN philosophy • KAIZEN seminars, factory tours, and KAIZEN award ceremony observations • Understanding the current situation (hearings) • Identifying issues and key themes by position/department • Executing KAIZEN diagnostics • Diagnostic report, improvement methods, and visualization of logistics costs
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A new logistics system that eliminates the waste of transferring from carts to pallets. The labor-intensive task of "transferring" is replaced with a simple operation of just joining the cart to the pallet. It is user-friendly, creates new time, and adds value to the workplace. 【Key Points of Introducing Trapale】 1. Liberation from heavy labor associated with transferring 2. Streamlining of loading and unloading operations, leading to significant time savings 3. Establishing a workplace that is easier for the elderly and women to work in, contributing to solutions for labor shortages.
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We would like to introduce a case where we solved problems by changing metal parts trays from EPS trays to vacuum-formed trays. While using EPS trays for the inter-factory transport of metal parts, we faced the following challenges: - A single lot of parts could not fit into one row of the tray's groove, resulting in unnecessary gaps. - We were troubled by shavings caused by friction between the metal parts and the EPS trays, making it a challenge to change the tray specifications while maintaining transport conditions. [Key Points of Introducing Vacuum-Formed Trays] - By extending the dimensions of the grooves compared to the current trays, we were able to neatly fit one lot of parts into two rows, making quantity management easier. - By molding appropriate materials from various sheet materials that respond to transport conditions, such as wear-resistant materials, we improved transport quality. - For small lots, we produced using resin molds, significantly reducing initial costs compared to EPS. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Are you facing these issues with cushioning materials? ■ Unable to secure storage space for cushioning materials ■ Taking too much time to assemble cardboard cushioning materials ■ Unable to secure assembly workspace for cushioning materials within the factory. The assembly workspace is spilling into the aisles, causing poor workflow. Points for Introducing Vacuum-Formed Pads ■ By using vacuum-formed cushioning materials, the time to assemble and fit them onto HDDs is reduced to 2 seconds per unit, achieving approximately 83% time savings. ■ The storage space required for one lot is reduced to one pallet, resulting in approximately 94% reduction in storage space.
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Are you facing these issues on your manufacturing line? ■ You are considering automating your manufacturing and packaging lines to reduce labor. ■ You want to automate the process of loading parts into trays, but you are struggling with creating trays that can accommodate the movements of handling robots. We would like to introduce a case study of vacuum-formed trays that match the movements of automated lines with robots. Before the introduction of robots, it was necessary to move semi-finished products to another line within the factory, and each semi-finished product had to be manually placed into trays. After comparing with low-cost trays, we found that the costs for mold and tray unit prices were overwhelmingly cheaper, so we adopted vacuum forming for the robot trays. By designing the trays to match the movements of the robots and integrating the necessary handling systems, we achieved automation of the process. 【Key Points of Implementation】 ■ Using handling robots allows for stable handling without errors. ■ Automating the handling tasks for trays helps address chronic labor shortages. ■ It is possible to handle workpieces with high precision to their designated positions in the trays, leading to improved work accuracy. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document.
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We own domestic and overseas bases on a vast site and have established our own commercial routes. We have clarified human resource development and detailed product rules, making mass production of high quality possible. At our Vietnam base (Hanoi), we can offer small lot and cost-effective solutions by taking advantage of low labor costs and regular container shipping for bulk transport.
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