Utilized for the display sections of key/buttons related to telephones, audio, lighting, and automotive applications, etc.!
Sandwich printing molding can be applied in various ways, such as double molding of printed characters on display parts, protecting the characters, and allowing for light transmission, opacity, or coloring. It can be utilized in display parts of keys/buttons for telephones, audio equipment, lighting, and automotive-related products. A key feature is that the characters do not fade. It is ideal for automobiles (mass production), office automation equipment, and communication devices. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Double molding of printed characters ○ Protection of characters ○ Light source transmission and opacity ○ Coloring ○ Utilization in display areas such as keys/buttons → Telephones, audio equipment, lighting, automotive-related, etc. ○ Characters do not fade ○ Ideal for automobiles (mass production), office automation equipment, communication devices, etc. 【Specifications】 ○ Material: Resin ○ Lot: --- ○ Accuracy ±0.1mm approximately ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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【Applications】 ○Automobiles (mass production) ○Office automation equipment ○Communication equipment ●For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Bamboo Try Co., Ltd. engages in production activities with the quality policy of "satisfying the quality characteristics and standards required by customers, without a single complaint," leveraging the technology cultivated over 28 years since its founding. Our greatest strength lies in our expertise in composite molding through insert molding of various materials (such as pressed and machined metals, resins for letters and lenses, thin films, and nylon mesh) centered around vertical injection molding machines.
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