Milling of ultra-fine products that could not be processed before, with a minimum outer diameter of 0.05mm!
It has been considered difficult to perform various shape processing on ultra-fine parts such as plungers for contact probes, various connectors, and medical device components. At Aikousha, we have achieved milling for ultra-fine parts with a minimum outer diameter of 0.05mm (maximum diameter of 4.0mm), and since it is done through machining, we can keep costs down even for small quantities. 【Features】 ■ Removal of fine machining burrs through unique know-how ■ Capable of diverse shape processing such as quadrisecting and multi-point slitting ■ Compatible with various materials (Examples of achievements: beryllium copper, SK95, phosphor bronze, palladium alloy, various types of stainless steel, etc.) *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us directly.
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[Case Studies] ■Material: Palladium Alloy (Outer diameter: approximately 0.1mm) ■Material: Beryllium Copper (Outer diameter: approximately 0.3mm) ■Material: Phosphor Bronze (Outer diameter: approximately 3.0mm) ■Material: SUS304 (Outer diameter: approximately 0.6mm) *For details, please contact us directly.
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We contribute to the growth of companies with world-class micro-manufacturing technology. Since our founding in 1934, we have accumulated micro-machining technology learned from manufacturing parts for spring-driven watches, responding to high precision demands. Today, we have developed the capability to process materials as thin as 1/50th to 1/100th of what was possible at that time. We will continue to challenge ourselves to create even thinner and more precise products in the future.
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