Proposal for short delivery times and low costs through vacuum casting with silicone molds.
~Vacuum Casting~ This is a method of replicating resin products by pouring urethane-based resin into a silicone rubber mold created from a machined master model. The biggest feature is that it allows for the production of high-precision resin products without the cost of creating molds. It is used for prototyping in a wide range of fields, including automotive parts, office automation equipment, and amusement-related components.
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basic information
Vacuum casting, silicone molds, polyurethane, epoxy resin, thermoplastic resin, short delivery time, low cost.
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Applications/Examples of results
Automotive parts, OA equipment, and amusement-related parts.
Company information
Umehara Model Co., Ltd. was established by the previous president in 1975 with a single engraving machine and has been carving plastic for nearly 40 years. Utilizing the know-how in plastic machining that we have cultivated over the years, along with the latest CAD and NC technologies, we produce a variety of prototype models, ranging from high-performance design mock-ups to working models that emphasize functionality. Additionally, by accepting orders for prototype molds, related additional processing, and sheet metal parts as a unit, we aim to contribute to prototype development in various fields. In recent years, the speed of development has significantly increased. Umehara Model will continue to strive daily to provide our customers with faster, cheaper, and higher quality products.
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