"Improvement Case of Hole Drilling Jig" Capable of Integrated Production of Precision Processing and Assembly
Achieve uniform holes with a technology that keeps the pin length tolerance within ±0.01mm! We are currently offering free case studies on improvements for fine products!
For example, in the case of hole drilling jigs, we can create high-precision pins using the fine processing technology developed primarily for semiconductor inspection components, and by managing the clearance between the housing and the pins and conducting integrated production up to assembly, we can drill uniform holes. 【Do you have any of these concerns?】 ■ We purchase from overseas manufacturers, but the response when issues arise is… ■ The procurement lead times for the housing and pins differ, making delivery management difficult… ■ We order extra parts considering assembly yield, but inventory management is… ■ There is variation in the length precision of the pins, resulting in uneven holes… ■ Due to the impact of length precision, the frequency of pin replacements is high… *For improvement case studies, please request materials or view the PDF data from the download.
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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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