Bakelite (phenolic resin) machining industrial equipment mechanical parts
Resin cutting processing
Responding to the impact of dimensional shrinkage rates and mechanical strength with Bakelite processing know-how.
Bakelite is one of the thermosetting resins, made from phenolic resin material based on paper or fabric. It is the world's first artificial plastic and is still used in various industrial products such as automobiles and industrial equipment. It has excellent insulation and heat resistance, high dimensional accuracy, and a good balance of mechanical strength, making it suitable for electronic components, mechanical parts, and jigs. In this case, Bakelite sheets are being machined. Laminated boards have directionality, and there are differences in dimensional shrinkage rates and mechanical strength between the vertical and horizontal directions, but at Myojo Electric, we have expertise in materials and processing know-how, allowing us to accommodate processing according to specific applications. We have a wide range of achievements in various fields and applications, from electronic components and mechanical parts to jigs, mainly in industrial equipment, so please feel free to consult with us.
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Leveraging extensive experience gained from many years in the electronic components industry, we can not only sell resin materials tailored to customer needs but also accommodate a wide variety of processing. 【Material Sales: We can handle various resin materials and metals from general-purpose engineering plastics to super engineering plastics】 ○ Thermosetting resin laminates and molded sheets ○ Thermosetting resin laminated round bars and pipes ○ Insulation boards ○ Thermoplastic resins and general-purpose plastics ○ Engineering plastics ○ Super engineering plastics ○ Copper-clad laminates ○ Adhesive and bonding tapes ○ Functional films ○ FPC materials 【Processing and Manufacturing: We provide cost performance that meets customer problem-solving and needs】 ○ Precision punching processing (various laminates, plastic sheets, ultra-thin metal sheets) ○ Precision die-cutting of adhesive tapes and films ○ Precision cutting processing ○ Functional film lamination processing ○ Optical film vacuum lamination processing for curved surfaces ○ Contract development of jigs and devices ● For more details, please contact us.
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※Delivery times may vary depending on size, shape, and quantity, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
Electrical insulation materials and mechanical components, etc.
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Seiko Electric Co., Ltd. was founded in 1947, shortly after the war. Initially, we only sold insulating materials, but in response to customer requests, we began to offer processing services such as cutting, bending, and laminating. By utilizing our sales and production bases both domestically and internationally, we have been able to provide comprehensive support for our customers' businesses through services ranging from material sales to planning, proposals, processing, and logistics. We continuously challenge ourselves with new technologies in various fields, including smartphones, tablets, display devices, automotive parts, robots, measuring instruments, wearable devices, medical equipment, aerospace, manufacturing equipment, and power electronics, responding to customer needs from material sales to resin processing, tape and film processing, and vacuum lamination processing. Additionally, leveraging our global network for sourcing materials from overseas and supplying materials to overseas factories, we support all phases of "manufacturing," from material procurement to prototyping and mass production, including proposals for transitioning to mass production at our factory in the Philippines after prototyping and small-lot production at our Shirakawa factory.
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