In machining, high-cost fine shapes can be significantly reduced in cost through ultra-precision MIM!
When manufacturing fine shapes like those in the photo through machining, there are significant limitations regarding equipment, mass production capabilities, and processing time, leading to high costs. In conventional MIM, it is difficult to reproduce such fine shapes with precision, but Tai Mori Industry's ultra-precision MIM (μ-MIM) allows for the integral molding of fine shapes through transfer from a mold, resulting in substantial cost reduction effects. For more details, please contact us or download and view our catalog.
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Taiho Industry Co., Ltd. is a subsidiary of Japan Micro MIM Holdings Co., Ltd., and is responsible for the manufacturing of μ-MIM in collaboration with TAISEI KOGYO (THAILAND) CO., LTD. By using our self-developed feedstock (MIM raw material), we can mass-produce fine and high-precision metal parts that are difficult to manufacture with conventional MIM. We excel in areas that were previously challenging, suitable for parts with thin sections, products requiring high dimensional accuracy, and mass-produced items that demand high process capability indices, regardless of steel types or alloys. We have established a rapid and reliable evaluation system using the world's most advanced measurement and analysis equipment, directly linked to development speed. We cater to a wide range of industries, including not only medical devices but also optics, communications, and industrial equipment.