"Pioneer of carbon jigs" - This is a case study of Akebono Seiki Kogyo's aluminum + urethane rubber in-crawl.
From the design and manufacturing of three-dimensional labor-saving devices that incorporate semiconductor components into carbon graphite jigs from flat tools, we respond to our customers' needs as the "unsung heroes" behind the scenes.
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<Processed Items> - Hermetic seal jigs - Soldering jigs - Brazing jigs - Firing jigs - Transfer jigs - Mounting jigs - Alignment jigs - Suction jigs - Inspection jigs - Transport jigs - Other general processing <Metals Handled> - Aluminum - Stainless steel - Brass - Titanium - General steel materials - Various heat-treated steels - Carbide steel <Resins Handled> - Bakelite - Acrylic - PVC - Delrin - Unilate *For details, please contact us.
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Our company was established on June 1, 1969, with the purpose of manufacturing and selling precision jigs used in the production of semiconductor components. We initially started with the production of carbon (graphite) jigs. We take pride in having played a significant role in the field of carbon jigs as the "unsung heroes." The source of our strength has been our commitment to continuously refining our technology with the belief that "we can do it." Utilizing the skills we have diligently honed, we have evolved from flat jigs to the design and production of three-dimensional labor-saving devices that incorporate semiconductor components into carbon (graphite) jigs. Moving forward, we will continue to strive for further evolution with the goal of meeting our customers' endless demands. Please feel free to consult with us on any matters.
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