Wire cutting and electrical discharge machining from Hamamatsu City | Information on drawing estimates, additional processing of supplied items, and delivery requests.
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Hanshin Seiko Co., Ltd. has published information for companies in Hamamatsu City regarding inquiries about wire cutting and electrical discharge machining.
The processing base is located in Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture. You can consult about processing without visiting our office from Hamamatsu City through meetings based on drawing data and the transfer of materials and parts by a transportation company.
We will consider processing methods according to the shape, including adding non-standard holes, key grooves, and slits to pre-processed parts, contour processing after hardening, special holes with bottom contact, and small-diameter holes. Please feel free to inquire about single items, prototypes, small lots, or outsourcing only the necessary electrical discharge processes, as well as integrated processing that includes machining and polishing.
The page introduces processing examples such as key grooves for large gears, inner diameters of octagonal star collets, and tensile test specimens. It also includes the flow from drawing consultation to shipping, processing, inspection, and return, as well as the processing standards and conditions of supplied items that need to be confirmed during additional processing.
Please contact us with the drawings, the processing locations for this time, material, quantity, required precision, and desired arrival date. Supplied items should be sent after confirming the acceptance conditions and shipping destination.

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For those considering additional processing of supplied items or outsourcing only the necessary discharge processes. We will guide you through processing examples, confirmation items for processing standards and supplied conditions, as well as consultations on drawings, shipping, and returns.




