"Press-type split structure mold" [Significantly reduces costs compared to conventional molds!]
Significantly reduce initial manufacturing costs and running costs compared to conventional molds! A press mold that allows for appropriate material selection and easy blade replacement!
The "Press-type Split Structure Mold" is a punch for press molds used in the machining of blades for torque converters, which are essential for automobiles. By allowing changes in the machining method, it significantly reduces manufacturing costs compared to conventional molds! It is possible to use different materials for the holder and cutting edge, enabling the use of the most suitable materials for each, and the cutting edge can be replaced simply by removing the retaining mechanism. 【Features】 ■ Initial manufacturing cost is less than 90% of conventional molds: due to the ability to change machining methods ■ Running cost is less than 50% of conventional molds ■ Different materials can be used for the holder and cutting edge: allowing optimal materials for each ■ The cutting edge can be replaced just by removing the retaining mechanism *For more details, please request documentation or view the PDF data available for download.
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【Purpose】 ■Processing of blades for torque converters, which are essential for automobiles. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
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Kyo-Yu Corporation is challenging itself to move towards high value-added industries, with a focus on the electronic device-related sector that it has cultivated so far. We specialize in difficult-to-machine materials and precision microfabrication, manufacturing products that can meet various customer needs through diverse sizes and small-lot production methods. With "speed" as our motto, we aim for quick delivery by establishing a continuous production system with two shifts while maintaining integrated in-house production for all processes.