We handle the design and manufacturing of precision press progressive dies.
In mass production progressive dies, we specialize in the design and manufacturing of progressive dies for mainly thin electrical components (low voltage and medical use). We are highly regarded for our high precision and stable production supply, as well as our user-friendly die structure designed for overseas production. Mass production processing through press working is also possible at our partner factories. For more details, please contact us or refer to our catalog.
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【Features】 [Specialization] ○ Weak electrical components with a board thickness of up to 0.2 mm (connector terminals, frames, spring plates, etc.) [Processing Accuracy] ○ Product dimension accuracy: ±0.01 mm pursuit ○ Minimum board thickness: 0.03 mm ○ Mold processing accuracy: ±0.001 mm～ ○ Clearance: 0.002 mm [Supported Materials] ○ Parts: Steel, carbide ○ Press processing materials: Steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, brass, phosphor bronze 【Business Content】 ○ Mass production molds → Mainly engaged in the design/manufacturing of precision press progressive molds for connector-related components ○ Prototype molds (final prototype) → Final prototype molds intended for approximately 1,000 to 1 million pieces ○ Mass production conversion prototypes (prototype → mass production) → Achieved by promoting the prototype mold directly to a mass production mold ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Nakatogawa Giken Co., Ltd. has been manufacturing progressive press molds in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture for 35 years, and is a well-known leading prototype progressive mold manufacturer in the Tohoku region. Our company specializes in precision progressive press molds, offering high-precision molds (sales molds) with machining accuracy of ±0.001 and material thickness starting from 0.03mm. We also accommodate prototype molds with the same precision as mass production molds. We can carry out everything from mold design and manufacturing to inspection and press processing in a consistent manner. Additionally, it is a given that Nakatogawa Giken's processing technology can handle sizes as small as a grain of rice. Our ability to consistently perform such high-precision processing is the key to achieving high-precision mold component machining. Furthermore, we have a track record of producing a total of 3,000 progressive molds, and we have preserved all previous prototypes as skeleton samples. With the accumulated samples, our idea generation capabilities allow us to create various mold shapes that meet our customers' requests. At Nakatogawa Giken, we particularly excel in the design and manufacturing of prototype molds for small to medium production runs, and we also support press processing for prototypes and small to medium production. We are confident that we will not be outdone in this area of press processing.
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