FPC reinforcement plate precision punching processing (press processing)
Processing of reinforcement plates for various FPCs in fields such as automotive, robotics, medical devices, and smartphones.
With the increase in driving frequency of electronic circuits utilizing FPC and the expansion of the operating temperature range, there is a growing demand for reinforcement boards to enhance insulation, conductivity, shielding properties, and to accommodate more complex shapes. Myojo Electric, leveraging years of expertise, offers precision punching, NC router processing, and laminating processes tailored to customer requirements for reinforcement board materials such as glass epoxy laminates, SUS, and polyimide, from prototyping to mass production. We can also propose cost reduction strategies, including overseas production bases, so please feel free to contact us. 【Product Information】 ○ NC Router Processing ○ Punching Processing (Press Processing) ○ Laminating Processing For more details, please contact us.
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【Material Sales】 ○ Thermosetting resin laminated sheets and molded sheets ○ Thermosetting resin laminated round bars and pipes ○ Insulation boards ○ Thermoplastic resins and general-purpose plastics ○ Engineering plastics ○ Super engineering plastics ○ Copper-clad laminated sheets ○ Adhesive and bonding tapes ○ Functional films ○ FPC materials 【Processing and Manufacturing】 ○ Precision punching processing (various laminated sheets, plastic sheets, ultra-thin metal sheets) ○ Precision die-cutting of adhesive tapes and films ○ Precision cutting processing ○ Functional film lamination processing ○ Optical film curved surface vacuum lamination processing ○ Jig and equipment contract development ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Seiko Electric Co., Ltd. was founded in 1947, shortly after the war. Initially, we only sold insulating materials, but in response to customer requests, we began to offer processing services such as cutting, bending, and laminating. By utilizing our sales and production bases both domestically and internationally, we have been able to provide comprehensive support for our customers' businesses through services ranging from material sales to planning, proposals, processing, and logistics. We continuously challenge ourselves with new technologies in various fields, including smartphones, tablets, display devices, automotive parts, robots, measuring instruments, wearable devices, medical equipment, aerospace, manufacturing equipment, and power electronics, responding to customer needs from material sales to resin processing, tape and film processing, and vacuum lamination processing. Additionally, leveraging our global network for sourcing materials from overseas and supplying materials to overseas factories, we support all phases of "manufacturing," from material procurement to prototyping and mass production, including proposals for transitioning to mass production at our factory in the Philippines after prototyping and small-lot production at our Shirakawa factory.
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