We will be exhibiting at the 5th Nagoya Machine Element Technology Exhibition from September 9 to 11, 2020.

By adopting high-strength aluminum alloys and implementing advanced forming techniques with special heat treatment, we have achieved "tensile strength of 600 N/mm² and yield strength of 500 N/mm²"!

While meeting the "AL6" standard for the mechanical properties of non-metallic screw components according to JIS B 1057, the adoption of high-strength aluminum alloy "DK50" for automotive use, along with advanced forming technology for cold forging and the implementation of special heat treatment to address stress corrosion cracking, has achieved "tensile strength of 600 N/mm² and yield strength of 500 N/mm²."

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Adopting a duplex stainless steel that combines excellent corrosion resistance and outstanding strength, achieving a strength class of 12.9 while being stainless steel!

Our product, boasting unparalleled strength, high ductility, and excellent corrosion resistance, is an ideal choice for demanding applications.

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Boasting a tensile strength of 1,400 N/mm² while achieving an elongation of over 9%!

A jointly developed product with the top-tier manufacturer, Kyokuto Seisakusho Co., Ltd., known for its high technical capabilities. A hexagon socket bolt boasting an ultra-high strength of "14.9". Utilizing high-strength steel with excellent "delayed fracture characteristics," it achieves a tensile strength of 1,400 N/mm² while realizing an elongation of over 9%. The adoption of aerospace-grade "MJ screws" enhances fatigue resistance. "Ultra-strength" solves issues in maintenance. *For details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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★Solving all problems with screws★ Introducing the ultra-strong 14.9 hex socket bolt!!

"I wanted a bolt like this!" In response to our customers' strong demand, we have developed an "ultra-high strength" 14.9 hex socket bolt that exceeds standard specifications. This "ultra-high strength" 14.9 hex socket bolt boasts a tensile strength of 1,400 N/mm² while achieving over 9% elongation. It is a high-spec bolt that combines high strength with toughness. Are you thinking that such high-spec bolts are hard to obtain? We have started to handle this product as a standard stock item. Solve all your screw-related problems with "ultra-high strength"! We offer samples!! Please let us know your specific concerns!!! *We also have the "ultra-high strength" 14.9 hex socket bolt with Delta Protect, which has high corrosion resistance.

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Boasting a tensile strength of 1400 N/mm² while achieving over 9% elongation!

The "Ultra High Strength 14.9 Hex Socket Bolt" is a groundbreaking fastening component that features compact design and compatibility for use in high-temperature environments, meeting the high-strength needs of a diversifying market. ■Material: KNDS4 ■Tensile Strength: 1,400N/mm² ■Strength Class: 14.9 ■Hardness: HRC44–50 ■Elongation: Maintains the same mechanical properties of 9% as strength class 10.9

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The construction and civil engineering industry is facing a serious labor shortage and an aging veteran workforce. Particularly, the "drawing review" tasks that require high levels of expertise are challenged by the concentration of work among specific employees and delays in the transmission of skills. This seminar will clearly explain specific know-how to prevent mistakes and significantly reduce the time required for drawing review tasks, even with limited personnel, as well as how to effectively utilize the latest digital tools. It is a must-attend for managers and executives struggling with excessive workloads! 【Schedule】 1: Company introduction and instructor introduction 2: Real challenges of "labor shortage" and "drawing review tasks" in construction and civil engineering * Based on issues from previous customers 3: Moving away from dependence on individuals! Three steps to streamline and standardize drawing reviews 4: Introduction of successful case studies and specific solutions proposed by Antas 5: Q&A session and closing remarks

[Lecture Items] 1. The Current State of Quantum Technology and the Path to Industrialization [13:00–13:55] Chairman of the Executive Committee, Quantum Technology New Industry Creation Council (Q-STAR) Shunsuke Okada, Senior Executive Officer, Chief Digital Officer, Toshiba Corporation 2. Challenges in Error-Tolerant Quantum Computers [14:00–14:55] Director of the Quantum Information and Quantum Life Research Center, Osaka University, Specially Appointed Professor (Full-time) / Emeritus Professor Katsuhiro Kitagawa, Director of Moonshot Goal 6, National Research and Development Agency, Japan Science and Technology Agency 3. Fujitsu's Quantum × AI Platform Strategy [15:05–16:00] Junko Okai, Head of Technology Business Management Division, Fujitsu Limited 4. Industrial Policy on Quantum Computers [16:05–17:00] Kazuhiko Sugie, Director of Innovation Policy Division / Head of Quantum Industry Office, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

[Speaker] Presentation Materials Consultant Maki Ichikawa [Lecture Items] 1. No reliance on sense! Basic knowledge of logical design (1) What is effective design? (2) Noise reduction and focus (3) Five elements necessary for a sense of unity (design style, color scheme, font, whitespace, shape unity) (4) Three basic layout arrangements and five creative techniques (5) Introduction of prompts that enhance design (how to utilize generative AI) 2. How to "visualize" text-heavy materials (1) Five steps for visualization (2) 18 templates to clarify relationships between elements (3) Case studies (including how to utilize generative AI) and workshop 3. Time-saving techniques for PowerPoint (1) Initial settings for time-saving (quick access toolbar, slide master strategies, etc.) (2) PowerPoint techniques for writing (flow of gaze, line spacing, letter spacing, bullet points, formatting, etc.) (3) PowerPoint techniques for creating visuals (SmartArt, icons, simple image editing methods, etc.) 4. Q&A □ Detailed materials will be distributed on the day, which can be used as a text after the session.

Although the EAI/ETL implementation was running smoothly at first, has the operational burden of data integration increased due to the expansion of SaaS usage and the increase in systems? - It takes time to modify integrations. - If there is no responsible person, the system is not understood. - Identifying the cause of issues takes time when failures occur. - The number of API integrations and SaaS integrations continues to increase. - Integrations become a bottleneck when introducing new systems. These challenges are commonly faced by many companies that have implemented EAI/ETL. In this seminar, we will introduce points to consider whether to continue using the current environment, review certain aspects, or contemplate a future overhaul while self-checking the state of your data integration platform.

We are pleased to announce that we will be holding a "Problem-Solving Workshop" aimed at promoting DX (Digital Transformation) and improving operations for companies within the prefecture. This workshop is designed to help participants organize on-site challenges and find hints for solutions. This time, we have invited Mr. Namba from Cybozu, Inc.'s Sales Division as our instructor, who will introduce key points for addressing on-site challenges from the perspective of improving teamwork and information sharing. During the workshop, we will: - Reflect on the flow of operations and information to organize challenges - Exchange opinions with participants from other companies to gain insights - Specifically consider the "next steps" that can easily lead to DX The workshop will focus on the preliminary stages of tool implementation, emphasizing "visualization of the site" and "verbalization of challenges." Many participants from the previous session shared feedback such as, "We will implement this immediately in our company!" and "It was a great opportunity to exchange opinions on DX, regardless of industry or position." ▼ For flyers and details, please visit: https://fmdx.jp/news/detail/9362/ We hope you will consider participating as an opportunity to take concrete steps toward DX and operational improvement.