We have introduced a dicing machine at the Higashi-Osaka factory.

We offer contract processing for analytical chips for electrochemical (bio) measurements.

Are you facing any of these issues? - It's difficult to manage delivery times when ordering thin film processing and pattern processing separately. - I haven't put it into a drawing, but can you provide consultation? - I want to achieve fine wiring, but I would like advice on film materials. - Can you accept just pattern processing? - Can you handle line and space (L/S) down to 10μm? 1) We realize fine pattern processing. We achieve fine patterning through photolithography, etching, and metal masks. We select the best processing method and resist according to the customer's requirements. 2) We can provide integrated production from substrate procurement to film formation. At Adachi New Industry, we can respond to custom orders consistently from substrate procurement to film processing, fine processing, and chip processing. It is also possible to cut into any shape and ship as components. However, we need detailed drawings, etc. 3) We accommodate cleanroom requirements. The working environment maintains the necessary cleanliness for each stage from film formation to inspection, and we have a thorough system in place to address minor film defects (such as foreign substances in the film).

• Surface treatment contract service

Craftsman's Point: Achieved optical properties with a periodically varying refractive index. Application: Expected applications in notable fields such as Raman spectroscopy.

We will achieve optical characteristics that have not been realized before by periodically changing the refractive index. Conventional optical filters (optical thin films) consist of alternating layers of high-refractive-index and low-refractive-index films, which exhibit specific optical properties. In contrast, notch filters (band-stop filters) are deposition products designed to periodically change the refractive index in the thickness direction. A characteristic feature is that no optically unnecessary ripple occurs outside the stopband. We can achieve optical characteristics that were not possible with previous optical thin film processing. (Do you have such challenges?) ■ Is it possible to reflect only around the wavelength of 532nm? ■ I would like the unnecessary parts to be unable to transmit optically. ■ Notch filter? Band-stop filter? Rugate filter? ■ I have heard that the measurement difficulty after deposition is high; can you accommodate this?

• Other optical parts
• Color camera
• Sensors

It is a mirror that reflects light of a specific wavelength and transmits light of other wavelengths.

【1】Are you facing any of these issues? ◆ Is it possible to maintain a uniform reflectance for multiple wavelengths? ◆ Is it manageable if the reflectance decreases at specific wavelengths? ◆ Is color reproducibility achievable? ◆ Is there no problem with the stability of optical performance due to temperature changes or variations in environmental conditions? ◆ Is it possible to ship parts with a special shape? 【2】What is a dichroic mirror? A dichroic mirror is a mirror that reflects light of specific wavelengths while allowing other wavelengths to pass through. It consists of multiple layers, each with different optical properties. This characteristic allows for the effective separation, combination, or blocking of light at different wavelengths. 【3】Features of dichroic mirrors - Spectral separation Dichroic mirrors are used for spectral separation by selecting and reflecting or transmitting light of specific wavelengths from incident light. For example, they are used in optical devices that extract and detect light of specific wavelengths. - Light filtering They are used as filters to selectively remove light of specific wavelengths. This allows for the removal of unwanted light, enabling only the desired wavelengths to pass through.

• Other optical parts
• Distance measuring device
• Sensors

It is an optical filter that transmits light of a specific wavelength while reflecting light of other wavelengths. It transmits visible light of a specific wavelength and reflects its complementary color.

【1】Are you facing such issues? ◆Can you transmit light of specific wavelengths while reflecting others? ◆Can you create a filter to control RGB (red, green, blue) colors? ◆What are effective filters for fluorescence imaging? ◆Is customization possible for focusing on specific wavelength bands or removing unwanted wavelengths? ◆Is it possible to ship parts with special shapes? 【2】What is a dichroic filter? A dichroic filter is an optical filter that transmits light of specific wavelengths while reflecting light of other wavelengths. It transmits visible light of a specific wavelength and reflects its complementary color, allowing for color separation and color synthesis. Due to the absence of light loss from absorption and scattering, it enables high-efficiency color separation and synthesis, and is used in many optical devices such as cameras, spectrometers, laser applications, and optical microscopes. 【3】Features ・Wavelength selectivity: Transmits light of specific wavelength bands while reflecting others ・Use in optical devices: Used in optical devices such as cameras, spectrometers, and microscopes ・Fluorescence imaging: Utilized in biology and medicine for fluorescence imaging, allowing simultaneous detection of fluorescent substances at different wavelengths.

• Other optical parts
• Distance measuring device
• Sensors

It is an optical filter that selectively transmits light below a specific wavelength and blocks light with longer wavelengths.

The short pass filter selectively transmits light below a specific wavelength while blocking light of longer wavelengths. This allows for effective handling of light in a specific wavelength range. (Do you have any of the following concerns?) ■ Is it customizable due to its high wavelength dependence? ■ If light is incident at an angle, will performance decrease, and can it be controlled? ■ When blocking a specific wavelength, there may be a decrease in transmittance. ■ Can it cause chromatic aberration? ■ Is it difficult to control multiple wavelengths simultaneously?

• Other optical parts
• Color camera
• Sensors

A bandpass filter that achieves sharp rise and high transmittance in the visible light range (660nm). It is ideal for red laser diodes and LED applications.

Are you having trouble with something like this? - Is it possible to only allow a specific wavelength (633nm) to pass through? - I would like to expand the stop band because light other than the desired wavelength becomes noise. - Can you take into account the range of incident angles? - The shape is special; can it be shipped as a component? Optical bandpass filters are used in various optical applications and are essential for selectively extracting light of specific wavelengths. Passband: An optical bandpass filter allows a specific range of wavelengths to pass through. This range of wavelengths is called the passband and is typically defined by the center wavelength and the wavelength bandwidth. Wavelength selectivity: Optical bandpass filters can have very high wavelength selectivity, emphasizing light of specific wavelengths. This is important in many fields where precise wavelength selectivity is required. A 660nm bandpass filter, which selectively allows light in the specific wavelength range of 660nm to pass through, is commonly used in optical applications. This bandpass filter amplifies or allows light within the wavelength range around 660nm while blocking light of other wavelengths.

• Distance measuring device
• Image Processing Equipment
• Sensors

It is possible to efficiently transmit light while removing wavelengths that contribute to heat from the light source. It is ideal for medical lighting devices (such as dental mirrors).

【1】Are you facing any of these issues? ◆ I want to prevent the temperature from rising due to near-infrared light emitted from the light source. ◆ The device itself is getting hot, and I want to do something about it. ◆ Is it possible to reflect visible light while allowing near-infrared (NIR) to pass through? ◆ Can the wavelength range of the mirror be customized? 【2】What is a cold mirror? A cold mirror is a filter that transmits near-infrared light while reflecting visible light. By forming a dielectric multilayer film, it can efficiently transmit thermal radiation without absorption, removing wavelengths that contribute to heat contained in the light source. Additionally, due to the excellent heat resistance and weather resistance of the dielectric multilayer film, it plays a role in stabilizing products that incorporate the filter. Typical applications include liquid crystal projectors, medical lighting fixtures, and dental mirrors that you may have seen on dental chairs. It has the performance of a mirror while featuring a special coating that allows near-infrared wavelengths to pass through to prevent temperature rise in the irradiated area.

• mirror
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We propose a half mirror with abundant achievements. It is a functional half mirror that can arbitrarily split light into reflected and transmitted rays.

【1】Are you facing any of these issues? ◆ Can the degree of transmittance and reflectance be adjusted? ◆ Is there a way to modify it since the appearance changes with the angle? ◆ Is it possible to design and deposit even with dielectrics? ◆ Given the range of incident angles, can it be taken into consideration? ◆ The shape is special, but can it be shipped as a component? 【2】Features of the Adachi New Industry half mirror It is a functional half mirror that can arbitrarily split light into reflected and transmitted beams. By depositing dielectrics in multiple layers, it achieves extremely low absorption and minimal light loss, allowing for high-efficiency light splitting compared to using metal films. This product has a proven track record of being used in various devices, including FA sensors.

• Other optical parts
• Distance measuring device
• Sensors

This is a bandpass filter that achieves a sharp rise and high transmittance in the infrared range (905nm). It is ideal for TOF sensors and LiDAR.

Are you facing any of these issues? - Is it possible to only transmit specific wavelengths in the infrared range? - I would like a bandpass filter suitable for TOF sensors. - I heard that the wavelength used in LiDAR is 905nm; can you create a film for that? - Since light other than the desired wavelength will cause noise, I would like to widen the stop band. - Given the range of incident angles, can this be taken into account? - Is it possible to mount this on AGVs or OHTs? The 905nm bandpass filter is a filter that transmits specific wavelengths by utilizing light interference through the deposition of dielectric films. Based on our proven results in visible light, we can achieve sharp wavelength separation and high transmission rates in the infrared range (905nm) by controlling the deposition process, making it ideal for photoelectric sensors (such as TOF sensors) that require delicate light. We have standard stock items available, so please consider them. https://www.e-coating.jp/stock/cat/filmtype/bandpassfilter/

• Distance measuring device
• Image Processing Equipment
• Sensors

As the new year begins, I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations on your continued prosperity. I sincerely appreciate your exceptional support throughout the year. This is the STJ Group (Santelecom Japan, STJ Rentec). Now, I am pleased to announce that we will be opening our "Transceiver & Smartphone Rental Shop" simultaneously at three locations nationwide on January 26 (Monday)! ■ List of Services to be Offered - Same-day pickup/return of rental equipment - Usage explanations and demonstrations of rental equipment - Wireless solutions consultation desk - Mobile BPO service counter As a special promotion to celebrate the opening of the rental shop, we are currently running a special price campaign for picking up rental equipment at the shop! For more details, please contact us!

【Notice of Year-End and New Year Holidays】 Thank you very much for your continued support. Our company will be closed for the year-end and New Year holidays as follows: Holiday Period: Saturday, December 27, 2025 – Sunday, January 4, 2026 Please note that inquiries and orders received during the holiday period will be addressed sequentially starting from Monday, January 5, 2026. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.

We would like to inform you about our participation in the IT Trend EXPO 2026 Spring. 《Exhibition Information》 With the concept of "New encounters will change tomorrow's work," one of the largest online exhibitions in the industry will be held. NTT TechnoCross will exhibit in the Human Resources Comprehensive category. We have prepared numerous discussions and sessions featuring special guests who are active on television, allowing even those who are usually busy to efficiently gather information on products and services related to IT and DX. Additionally, the first 10,000 participants will receive a 500 yen Amazon gift card. Please apply early. 《Exhibition Overview》 March 3 (Tuesday) to March 7 (Saturday), 2026, online (free: pre-registration required) 《Participation Application》 https://it.expo.it-trend.jp/key/opl7kgdj *Please apply (free) from the "Receive Ticket / Proceed to Participation Registration" link at the above URL.

The TV commercial "What Will You Do in the New Era?" featuring model and actress Akane Horita will begin airing on December 26, 2025. This work expresses the desire of Tokei Densan to respond to the diverse needs of various industries in today's society, where new technologies, such as the expansion of the AI market, are competing with each other, and to nurture and blossom our customers' futures. Please pay attention to Akane Horita, who is dressed in stylish outfits, listening to the concerns of the target audience and offering support. # CM Overview Title: "What Will You Do in the New Era?" (30 seconds / 15 seconds) CM URLs 30 seconds: https://youtu.be/y_lMs0HRj3w 15 seconds: https://youtu.be/egpzMfh8Kok

Thank you very much for your continued support. We would like to inform you that our company will be closed for the year-end and New Year holidays as follows: Year-end and New Year holiday period: December 27, 2025 (Saturday) to January 4, 2026 (Sunday) We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. *Please note that inquiries made through our website will also be responded to after January 5, 2026 (Monday).