From cutting large paper materials and Tetron materials to winding!
Our company performs "micro-slit processing" on materials such as washi paper, film, synthetic leather, fabric, non-woven fabric, and other large paper materials and raw materials. We handle everything from cutting to winding in-house. We can accommodate winding from 2mm (1.5mm for washi paper) to 30mm. 【Supported Materials】 ■ Washi paper ■ Film ■ Synthetic leather ■ Fabric ■ Non-woven fabric, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Achievements】 ■ Slitting (cutting) processing of staple fibers from 2mm to 10mm (wound on paper tubes) - Materials for women's clothing (sweaters) - Obi (sashes) and others ■ Slitting processing of paper tape at 5mm (wound on large bobbins) - Edges of hanging scrolls - Edges of colored paper and others ■ Slitting processing of tetron film at 2mm (wound on bobbins) - Raw materials for mizuhiki (decorative cords) - Raw materials for scrubbing brushes and others *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Since the early Showa period, Furukawa Yosuke Co., Ltd. has been producing gold and silver threads for Nishijin weaving, starting with foil stamping. We have a technique for cutting film into thin strips in the manufacturing process of gold and silver threads, and we have specialized in this technique to process current washi paper and non-woven fabrics into thin strips for winding. Around 2013, we began developing new products by creating washi threads based on our cutting technology and handling the final products. You can trust us with washi products and micro-slit processing.
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