Multi-color injection molding, such as two-color and three-color, as well as injection molding with different materials, is possible. It can accommodate sizes up to approximately that of a car front grille.
【Features】 Vacuum casting is a method that uses a master model to create a silicone rubber mold, into which resin materials for casting are poured to produce parts. Unlike injection molding, if a master model is available, it is possible to produce dozens of parts in a short period of time. Additionally, there is a wide variety of casting materials available, allowing for the production of prototypes using different materials with the same silicone rubber mold. Insert casting is also possible. 【Wide Range of Materials】 - Equivalent to ABS - Equivalent to PP - Equivalent to elastomers - Equivalent to acrylic - Silicone - Heat-resistant resin - Flame-retardant resin *Glass fiber addition is also possible. Color matching is available upon request. 【Short Lead Time Support】 By creating master models using photopolymerization within our company, we can produce vacuum cast products in a shorter lead time for prototype models. Please try vacuum casting, which offers high cost performance when you need to produce around 20 pieces.
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Multi-color injection molding with two or three colors and injection molding with different materials are possible. We can accommodate sizes up to approximately that of a car front grille. Please contact us first.
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【Abundant Materials】 - Equivalent to ABS - Equivalent to PP - Equivalent to Elastomer - Equivalent to Acrylic - Silicone - Heat-resistant resin - Flame-retardant resin * Glass fiber addition is also possible. Color matching is available upon request.
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Our company was established in March 1997 in Okazaki City, Mikawa, Aichi Prefecture. Since our founding, we have specialized as a manufacturer of development prototypes, primarily using resin materials to produce industrial design and working models, providing precision prototypes to a wide range of industries including automotive, medical, and interior design.