All materials and equipment are arranged in-house! We have also increased our production facilities to about three times what they were in 2008.
We would like to introduce the history of "6 Nylon casting." The "6 Nylon casting" was first performed in 1990. At that time, it was common to manufacture 6 Nylon resin parts using pellet materials through injection molding, so our technology of producing 6 Nylon resin parts using a two-component material through vacuum casting can be considered groundbreaking. Although it was revolutionary, it received no attention, and we were quietly prototyping covers for the engines of small outdoor machinery. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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"The Current State of New Tech 6 Nylon Casting" The feature of "New Tech 6 Nylon Casting" is that the material is not nylon-like but actual 6 nylon. Thanks to our reliable technology backed by experience, we produce high-quality products, and as a result, our workload has been increasing year by year. To meet customer demands, we have also expanded our production facilities to about three times their size since 2008. Now, not only automotive parts but also general-purpose equipment and medical devices are gradually being adopted as prototype methods. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Newtech Co., Ltd. is a company that conducts casting prototypes and injection molding prototypes using three methods: gypsum casting suitable for die-cast prototypes, lost-wax casting that can produce small quantities of prototype castings with short lead times, and 6 nylon injection molding that can produce nylon resin parts using silicone rubber molds. We respond to requests such as, "I want to reduce casting production costs without making molds or wooden patterns for small-scale casting prototypes" and "I want to create prototype castings that are close in precision and surface finish to die-cast products." Please feel free to contact us.