Supporting the safety of driving and braking for motorcycle parts. Sunstar's integrated production technology.
At Sunstar Giken, we have achieved integrated in-house production that includes press processing and cutting. Our uniquely developed advanced production processing technology, supported by our research and development capabilities, is consolidated here. This high level of expertise and technical skill is our strength. By expanding a wide range of products, we are able to enhance brake functionality and achieve high safety in our developments. 【Features】 ■ Achieved integrated in-house production ■ Uniquely developed advanced production processing technology ■ High level of expertise and technical skill ■ Wide range of product offerings *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The origin of Sunstar Giken dates back to 1932 when it began selling bicycle parts. Subsequently, the company successfully manufactured and sold its own bicycle rubber adhesive (glue for tires and tubes). Utilizing the production equipment for the metal tubes that contained the rubber adhesive, they commercialized what is now known as Sunstar toothpaste, which became the foundation of Sunstar Co., Ltd. Meanwhile, the bicycle parts manufacturing and sales business later shifted to metal parts for motorcycles, establishing the foundation of the current Sunstar Giken Co., Ltd. Since then, the company has responded to the changing needs of the times by supplying OEM parts such as motorcycle sprockets, brake discs, and outboard motor gears to domestic and international two-wheeled manufacturers, holding a top-class market share. They excel in integrated production from pressing, heat treatment, cutting, gear cutting, to polishing using coil materials with thicknesses ranging from 4mm to 13mm, and can handle a wide range of materials including carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum in collaboration with multiple material manufacturers. The equipment includes a diverse range of facilities from large presses of 150 tons to 2000 tons, machining centers, laser processing machines, hobbers, NC lathes, polishing machines, and high-frequency hardening, enabling processing tailored to customer needs.