Invitation to Exhibit at the Metal Forming Machinery Exhibition MF-TOKYO 2025

Live demonstration at MF-TOKYO 2025 [Video now available] Capable of processing internal threads and bag nuts with overwhelming productivity.

A tapping machine that uses cutting or rolling taps to process internal threads. It was developed by HS-ASPE, a subsidiary of the Italian global parts former manufacturer SACMA, as a secondary processing machine for cold forged products. Due to its reversible spindle design, it can accommodate a wide range of workpieces, including through nuts and blind nuts. It boasts a very high production capacity, capable of processing 200 workpieces per minute for M2-M12 threads in the T10-HC model. Exhibition Information: At MF-TOKYO 2025, the HS ASPE tapping machine model "T10-S" will be on display. In our booth, we will also introduce a compound 5-stage former that can perform cold forming and external thread rolling in one cycle, as well as a flat die thread rolling machine. Exhibition URL: https://mf-tokyo.jp/j/index.html

• Special Processing Machinery
• Other machine tools

SACMA Group's "Cold Former," a productivity-enhancing solution that the world can be proud of.

SACMA has chosen to produce all components in-house, aiming to improve the total quality of production across the entire SACMA group. To achieve this, they are introducing the most modern and advanced production equipment available in the current market. Before stocking all products in the warehouse, they perform strict checks to ensure maximum compatibility and suitability of all spare parts. The proactive adoption of high-tensile steel, appropriate hardening processes, polishing, and final finishing through wrapping contribute to the high reliability, productivity, and economic efficiency of SACMA machines. The concept of enabling tool changes in the shortest possible time is essential for adapting to small lot production that breaks the conventional norms of the cold forming industry and realizing further competitive productivity. In developing the tool change system, SACMA does not allow compromises that would undermine the rigidity and power characteristics of the basic machine itself. The model featuring the quick tool change system, referred to as "CR," is standard equipment for header sizes 3, 4, 5, and 6, allowing for easy attachment and detachment of the hydraulic clamp dive lock, punch block bolster, and transport arm integrated unit.

• Other machine tools
• Plastic processing machines (cutting and rolling)
• Forging Machine

Pointing, screw rolling (flat die) with a composite station, high reliability and productivity of SACMA machinery.

SACMA has chosen to produce all components in-house, aiming to enhance the total quality of its products across the entire SACMA group. The company is introducing the most modern and advanced production equipment available in the current market. Before all products are stocked in the warehouse, strict checks are conducted to ensure maximum compatibility and suitability of all spare parts. The proactive adoption of high-strength steel, appropriate heat treatment, polishing, and final finishing through wrapping contribute to the high reliability, productivity, and economic efficiency of SACMA machines. The concept of enabling tool changes in the shortest possible time is essential for responding to small-lot production that breaks the conventional norms of the cold forming industry and achieving further competitive productivity with the latest industrial equipment. In developing the tool change system, SACMA does not allow compromises that would undermine the rigidity and power that are fundamental characteristics of the machines themselves. The quick tool change system model, referred to as "CR," is standard equipment for header sizes 3, 4, 5, and 6, allowing for easy attachment and detachment of hydraulic clamp dive locks, punch block bolsters, and integrated transport arm units.

• Other machine tools
• Plastic processing machines (cutting and rolling)
• Forging Machine

Innovative solutions, a new concept in screw rolling centers, eliminating manual work, that is, complete computerization.

A flexible production system is an important factor in developing new markets. Production using highly customized equipment, tailored to customer needs and strategies, is a key element. One of the solutions proposed by Ingramatic is the screw rolling center, which is designed for high flexibility and aims to provide agile production equipment that meets diverse market demands with a single production unit. It can be applied to screw rolling on blanks after heat treatment, as well as the production of (grooved) special blanks and stud bolts. To accommodate these various products, Ingramatic has equipped the system with different loading systems to enable shared production of standard bolts and stud bolts with a single machine. The machine features a vibration feeder for standard bolts and a tube-type supply system dedicated to feeding stud bolt blanks, along with guide rails that cater to both types.

• Other machine tools
• Plastic processing machines (cutting and rolling)
• Forging Machine

Schunk will showcase the Schunk DuraPower graphite separator at the International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Expo (FC EXPO) 2023. We invite you to learn about our attractive product lineup and the latest technologies (such as hydrophilic surface treatment for high-output fuel cell stacks and core thickness < 250 micrometers) and to utilize them in your company. The International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Expo (FC EXPO) 2023 will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from March 15 (Wednesday) to March 17 (Friday). We will be exhibiting at the German Pavilion in West Hall 1, booths 3-6, so please come visit us! [Exhibited Product: Features of the Graphite Separator] ■ Excellent corrosion resistance ■ High conductivity ■ Extremely good mechanical strength ■ Very high design flexibility compared to other materials and manufacturing methods ■ Gas sealing properties ■ In-house mold design and manufacturing

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