Publishing trivia on the history, features, technological capabilities, and examples of applications of wire drawing! Revealing Tokusai's technology that makes the difficult process of wire drawing possible. Technical materials are currently available!
The history of wire drawing, its characteristics, how to make thin wires, and how thin wires can be produced. A must-see for those wondering what wire drawing is and the processing technology that Tokusai possesses! We will explain it with trivia! Basic explanations on how wire is made, how it is processed, its characteristics, applications, and market, along with frequently asked questions. This is useful not only for training new employees but also for selecting wire. [Contents] ■ What is wire drawing? ■ History of wire drawing ■ Characteristics of Tokusai's wire-drawn products - How are thin wires made? - How thin can wires be produced? - How long can they be? - How much is produced? ■ The challenges of wire drawing and the technologies and skills of Tokusai that make it possible ■ Examples of applications for Tokusai products [Industries] ■ Semiconductors ■ Electronic components and electrical products ■ Aerospace ■ Medical ■ Automotive parts ■ Lighting materials, etc. * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Tokusai Co., Ltd. was founded in 1950 as a company that "creates special fine wires," as indicated by its original name, "Special Fine Wire Research Institute." Thick wire is carefully drawn into fine and ultra-fine wire by skilled craftsmen passing it through dies multiple times. Difficult-to-process materials such as tungsten and molybdenum are drawn while being heated, allowing us to produce ultra-fine wires with a minimum diameter of less than φ0.01mm. Our consistent wire drawing process, which has been in place for over 60 years since our founding, is supported by manufacturing equipment and production lines uniquely designed by Tokusai to meet our customers' needs. The employees of Tokusai are a group of skilled technicians, each possessing a DNA of creativity and ingenuity. Utilizing the skills and techniques cultivated through our manufacturing experience from our founding to the present, we will continue to evolve towards the future and grow as a leading technical and skilled group in the industry. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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Tokushai Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells various metal and alloy wire drawing processes and drawn products (such as cut pins, rods, straightening processes, and flat wire produced by rolling), starting with difficult-to-process materials like tungsten and molybdenum, as well as stainless steel, nickel-titanium alloys, and beryllium copper alloys. Additionally, thanks to our unique plating production line, we can also produce continuously long plated wires. With 70 years of experience in wire drawing (drawing and pulling) technology and the craftsmanship of skilled artisans who create wires so thin they are nearly invisible, we realize a world of ultra-fine wires. Starting with tungsten wire for Christmas light filaments as our founding product, Tokushai has expanded its business alongside the development of the lighting market, including incandescent bulbs, fluorescent lamps, and automotive bulbs. Today, we have broadened our market to include semiconductor testing equipment (probe cards), electronic components, medical devices, and even the aerospace industry, responding to various customer needs.
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