Launched the JP-S2 series of servo presses.

Slim and compact servo press suitable for equipment integration, with a lightweight 80kN model available for rivet fastening applications.

This is a servo press machine characterized by its slim body (width 65mm or more) and compact controller, which is at the top level in the industry. A lightweight 80kN model suitable for riveting applications is also available in the lineup. It is a servo press machine suitable for equipment integration with enhanced interfaces such as Ethernet, field networks, and DIO. ○ Recommended for replacement of hydraulic and pneumatic presses! ○ Reduces initial installation costs: Basic specifications are kept to a minimum, allowing selection of only the necessary functions from a variety of options. ○ Environmentally friendly compact servo press machine: Energy consumption is 1/4 to 1/5 that of hydraulic and pneumatic presses. ○ Slim body in cylinder type (width 65mm or more): Minimizes the space required for equipment, enabling compact equipment design. ○ Comprehensive interfaces: Supports Ethernet, pendant units, various field networks, digital IO, and RS232C. ○ Rich judgment functions are standard equipped. ○ Versatile control: controls load, position, distance, and speed. ◎ For more details, please download the catalog or contact us using the information below.

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Castem Co., Ltd. will exhibit at "Mechatrotech Japan 2025," which will be held at Port Messe Nagoya from October 22 (Wednesday) to October 25 (Friday), 2025. In the themed exhibition zone "Processing Techniques Supporting Healthcare," we will showcase a miniature model of a laparoscopic surgical instrument (forceps) that has been meticulously crafted. In collaboration with ROKKO Smart Technology Co., Ltd., we will demonstrate the mold processing of the finest components of this miniature model using the ultra-high precision high-speed micro-machining machine "Android3." Attendees will have the opportunity to directly experience our "technological prowess encapsulated in a tiny world." We invite you to stop by during this special occasion! 【Exhibition Overview】 Date: October 22 (Wednesday) to October 25 (Saturday), 2025, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Venue: Port Messe Nagoya (2-2 Kanjo Futo, Minato Ward, Nagoya City) Exhibition Location: 3rd Exhibition Hall, Concept Zone A Content: Organizer's planned exhibition "Machining Live! Processing Techniques Supporting Healthcare - Learning Success Tips from Different Industries -" - Display of a laparoscopic surgical set approximately 95 mm in length - Demonstration of mold processing using Android3 and seminars - Display of other miniature products, MIM products, digital cast products, etc.

At the Osaka-Kansai Expo, the "K.L.V" (Kinetic Light Vision) displayed at the Shiga Prefecture booth in the Kansai Pavilion won the Gold Award in the Entertainment Space category of the "Japan Space Design Award 2025." For "K.L.V," our control controller was adopted to manage the translucent acrylic spheres suspended by wires. The control controller achieved control of 450 motors connected via EtherCAT at a cycle of 4 milliseconds. There is an actual video in the related links section. https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000018.000026058.html

Variable Area Flowmeters Reliable quality designed to world standards When measuring the flow of high-pressure or high-temperature liquids and gases that are not suitable for plastic, our robust "glass tube variable area flowmeter (rotameter)" allows for more accurate flow measurement. It offers a wider flow range and is suitable for various liquids and gases! Contents ■ Glass tube variable area flowmeters / Metal tube variable area flowmeter lineup ■ Custom design solutions ■ Accessories & replacement parts ■ Support for technical documentation and compliance with various regulatory requirements ■ Services and support, etc.

Tokyo, October 17, 2025 - (JCN Newswire) - Looking back at modern Tokyo from the perspective of the era once known as "Edo." It is a place that values a natural, modest demeanor, true elegance and sophistication, and an unpretentious style—where the aesthetic consciousness of "iki" was born. The Edo period lasted from around 1600 to 1868 and is known as a time of peace and stability, urbanization, economic development, and the maturation of arts and culture. In this episode of CNN's "POV," international correspondent Hanako Montgomery explores how contemporary Tokyoites inherit and breathe life into this modest and sophisticated spirit of "iki" through fashion, art, and poetry. POV Trailer: https://bit.ly/3KMJhR2 POV Images: https://bit.ly/3KYC5kB Broadcast times for the 30-minute special: October 18 (Saturday) at 1:30 PM (Japan Time) October 19 (Sunday) at 1:30 AM and 7:00 PM (Japan Time) October 20 (Monday) at noon (Japan Time)