Equipped with high-precision processing vacuum chucks for large products, also compatible with thin materials and non-ferrous metals.
Asami Industrial Co., Ltd.'s grinding processing is capable of handling large products with the introduction of ultra-large grinding machines that can process up to 1500x3000, equipped with high-precision vacuum chucks, and can accommodate thin materials and non-ferrous metals. (Track record: Target) Today, Asami Industrial has established top-tier processing technology in the industry for cutting and grinding superalloys and extremely difficult materials, becoming a certified factory for Daido Steel Co., Ltd. and Mitsubishi Materials Corporation. For more details, please contact us or refer to our catalog.
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【Features】 ○ Capable of processing up to 1500x3000 ○ Introduction of ultra-large grinding machines equipped with high-precision vacuum chucks for large products ○ Also compatible with thin materials and non-ferrous metals ○ Achievements: Target ○ Certified factory by Daido Steel Co., Ltd. and Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, establishing top-tier processing technology in cutting and grinding of super alloys and extremely difficult materials. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Since the introduction of cutting machines in 1973, Asami Industries has consistently challenged itself to establish more advanced cutting technologies. In response to rapidly evolving technology, we have continuously invested in cutting-edge equipment, including some of the largest discharge machines and vertical saw blade cutting machines in Japan. Today, we have established industry-leading processing technologies for cutting and polishing superalloys and difficult-to-machine materials, becoming a certified factory for Daido Steel Co., Ltd. and Mitsubishi Materials Corporation. In particular, we have developed unique technologies in the field of "difficult cutting" of special alloys such as titanium, as well as "irregular cutting," which leads to faster processing and resource conservation. Additionally, we possess specialized technologies for both large materials (such as aluminum) and special materials (such as titanium) in our processing division.