We are confident in our ultra-fine machining technology! We will meet our customers' needs with machining capabilities of surface roughness Ra 0.05 to 0.02 μm.
We mainly manufacture mass production and prototype molds for small precision plastic parts. Our fields include small automotive parts with design surfaces, camera parts, and office equipment and home appliance parts. Among these, we focus on molds for transparent plastics that include mirror lens surfaces, which have received positive feedback from our customers. Additionally, we are continuously working on enhancing our capabilities, including ultra-fine milling using extremely small diameter end mills, ultra-smooth finishing comparable to lens surfaces, and polishing-free milling of hard-to-cut materials, through daily creativity and innovation. 【Ultra-fine Parts Processing】 - Ultra-small diameter end mill processing - Milling of high-hardness hard-to-cut materials - Aspheric mirror surface processing - Wire electrical discharge machining and die-sinking electrical discharge machining - Grinding processing *For more details, please contact us or refer to our catalog.
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Processing details: Grooved product with a pitch of 0.5mm, width of 0.210mm, and depth of 0.105mm Material: HPM38, hardened to HRC53° *For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Bukinokata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. has been consistently engaged in the design and production of molds for plastic injection molding since 1968. Initially, we received requests for the production of molds for various plastic products, but recently, customer demands have become more advanced, including nano-order surface precision, end mill processing below 0.1 mm, machining of difficult materials such as Elmax and Inconel, and fine processing of carbide. While inheriting the mold-making techniques cultivated by many predecessors, we aim to be a company that is trusted and regarded as reliable by our customers, without neglecting the challenge of new technologies such as ultra-fine processing and high hardness/difficult material machining.