Notice of the Kansai Mechanical Components Technology Exhibition

A honeycomb structure that achieves a fine lattice exceeding 10,000 cells/in².

This product is a honeycomb structure that achieves a fine lattice exceeding 10,000 cells/in². In addition to being able to mold integrated parts over 200mm in length, it is also possible to impart functions using materials such as black materials and electrostatic discharge protection materials. It is used in applications such as electromagnetic wave rectification, optical filters, and suction heads. 【Features】 ■ Achieves a fine lattice exceeding 10,000 cells/in² ■ Capable of molding integrated parts over 200mm in length ■ Functions can be imparted using materials such as black materials and electrostatic discharge protection materials *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Other machine elements
• Other molds

A mold for extrusion that continuously produces square, hexagonal, octagonal, and other lattice cross-sections. We will design the mold according to your desired specifications.

Our company offers "precision honeycomb extrusion molding dies" utilizing fine hole and fine groove processing technology. Honeycomb structures feature continuous lattice cross-sections such as square, hexagonal, and octagonal shapes, which provide the advantage of increasing the fluid contact area while minimizing pressure loss. We have a proven track record of being used for molds in the manufacturing of automotive exhaust purification catalysts, among others. We will design the mold to match your desired lattice design and molding machine. 【Main Design Specifications】 　■ Functional Diameter (Extrusion Diameter): Up to φ500mm 　■ Slit Width: From 0.07mm 　■ Lattice Hole Diameter: Minimum 0.7mm 　■ Slit Width Precision: ±10μm 　■ Lattice Hole Diameter Precision: ±10μm 　■ Lattice Pitch Precision: ±10μm *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Mold Design
• Contract manufacturing
• Processing Contract

For fuel cells and high-strength exhaust gas treatment! We can accommodate prototype development with alloys and ceramic materials.

We provide "metallic porous bodies" made using a special manufacturing method. They are used in a wide range of applications, including fuel cell components, gas diffusion layers, separators, adsorption filters, and artificial joints. Additionally, we can also produce alloy porous bodies and nickel porous bodies. Please consult us regarding pore size, shape, and other materials. 【Correspondence as gas diffusion materials (electrodes) for various fuel cells】 ■ Can be manufactured from a thickness of 0.5mm ■ Pore ratio of over 80% ■ Corrosion-resistant conductive materials ■ Porous bodies that can efficiently diffuse reactants ■ Compressive strength that withstands assembly pressure ■ Compression creep characteristics that make it easy to maintain surface shape *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Metal bearings

No expensive molds needed! Directly create from 3D model data using a 3D printer!

"3D Ceramic Forming Technology" is a new shape-giving technology for ceramics using 3D printers. It allows for direct shaping from 3D model data without the use of expensive molds. Using the FDM (Fluid Deposition Modeling) method, it enables the one-shot creation of three-dimensional structures that cannot be produced with existing molding techniques. It can also be applied to materials other than ceramics, such as metals. 【Features】 ■ Direct shaping from 3D model data without the use of expensive molds ■ One-shot creation of three-dimensional structures that cannot be produced with existing molding techniques ■ In-house preparation of materials (filaments) for three-dimensional shaping ■ Support for three-dimensional prototype shaping from supplied raw materials ■ Applicable to materials other than ceramics, such as metals *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Processing Contract

Introducing Chofune Manufacturing's "Ceramics Precision Micro Parts" and their features!

We would like to introduce Nagamine Seisakusho's "Ceramics Precision Micro Parts," which offers a wide range of ultra-precision molded products using microtechnology. Our company provides "IC Chip Suction Nozzles (for Surface Mount and IC Chip Transport)" that are compatible with the next-generation surface mount standards "03015" and "0201," as well as "Dispenser Nozzles/Inkjet Nozzles (for Liquid Dispensing and Droplet Ejection)" that can reduce wear even during high-pressure discharge. **Features of the IC Chip Suction Nozzle (for Surface Mount and IC Chip Transport):** - Utilizes fine ceramics with excellent wear resistance → Contributes to longer component lifespan and reduced nozzle replacement frequency - Minimizes machining by leveraging injection molding → Achieves low-cost and short lead time for mass production - Static electricity countermeasures are possible with conductive ceramic materials - Nozzles can be manufactured to match various mounting machines *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

• Contract manufacturing
• Processing Contract

Minimum hole diameter of 5μm - can be produced! Coating nozzle that improves fluidity and applicative properties.

This product is a coating nozzle for a tabletop dispenser equipped with a ceramic tip. By using a mold to shape the holes, it achieves a tapered, smooth cross-section, improving fluidity and coating performance. It can be manufactured with a minimum hole diameter of 5μm. The use of fine hole nozzles enables precise coating. The metal holder comes with a standard double-thread screw, allowing for direct use with commercially available machines. 【Features】 ■ Made of ceramic ■ Achieves a tapered, smooth cross-section by shaping holes with a mold ■ Improved fluidity and coating performance ■ Can be manufactured with a minimum hole diameter of 5μm *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• nozzle
• dispenser

Eplan, the comprehensive electrical design CAD used by customers worldwide. We will hold a real event called "EPLAN Operation Experience Session," where you can actually experience operating EPLAN. In the morning session, we will explain the overview of EPLAN, and in the afternoon session, you will have the opportunity to operate the actual equipment and gain hands-on experience. You can participate in just one of the seminars, or you can join both and experience EPLAN in one day. You can experience the operation and features of EPLAN P8 and Pro Panel at three locations: the EPLAN Shin-Yokohama office, the Osaka office, and the Osaka office. Participation is free! Please come and check out the feel of operating Eplan.

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[Speaker] Technical Advisor Shikenoh Furuno, Japan Automobile Parts Industry Association [Key Lecture Content] In February 2026, the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, effectively closing the Strait of Hormuz, which led to skyrocketing prices of crude oil, naphtha, and other petroleum products, severely impacting the global economy. While renewable energy (renewables) is becoming more widespread, the reality of the energy crisis has highlighted the world's continued heavy reliance on crude oil. This has prompted a reevaluation of the value of BEVs, revealing distinct regional differences in the market. While Europe, Japan, and Southeast Asia are experiencing growth, the U.S. continues to see a contraction. In China, REEVs are also on the rise, and the movement towards a hydrogen society utilizing surplus renewable energy is accelerating. Moreover, with the evolution of AI and SoC, the value of cars is shifting from hardware to software, and the development of SDVs and autonomous driving is rapidly advancing. However, there are also concerns about being technology-driven. This lecture will organize these changes and provide an outlook on the future mobility society, including energy considerations.