Introduction of work content: Printer-related parts, appearance inspection, deformation inspection.
We will introduce the work content for the appearance inspection and deformation inspection of printer-related parts.
At Tadokoro Manufacturing, we handle part of our customers' manufacturing lines in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and undertake various inspections, packaging, and assembly tasks. In particular, our appearance inspection department is equipped with four clean booths (Class 1000; one unit: 45 square meters) and uses microscopes (8 to 35 times), magnifying glasses (2 to 6 times), and visual inspection to identify appearance defects. Please contact us if you are considering outsourcing in terms of labor, space, or cost. 【Features】 ○ Reduction of fixed costs ○ Reduction of management costs ○ Effective use of space For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Business Activities】 ○ Precision parts inspection in a clean booth ○ Function and dimensional inspection ○ Inspection of imported goods ○ Set processing ○ Assembly work ○ Packaging work ○ Labeling work ○ Inspection using microscope, magnifying glass, and visual inspection ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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At Tadakoro Manufacturing, we handle part of our customers' manufacturing lines in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and undertake various inspections, packaging, and assembly tasks. In particular, our appearance inspection department is equipped with four clean booths (Class 1000; one unit: 45 square meters) and uses microscopes (8 to 35 times), magnifying glasses (2 to 6 times), and visual inspection to identify appearance defects. Please feel free to contact us if you are considering outsourcing in terms of labor, location, or cost.
