Combining diamond turning processing with MRF! It has become possible to achieve higher precision processing than before.
We would like to introduce our processing achievements of the MRF ultra-precision freeform "toroidal mirror." By combining diamond turning processing with MRF, it has become possible to manufacture freeform optical components with higher precision than before. MRF refers to a method where a magnetic viscoelastic fluid containing abrasives is flowed over a rotating wheel (magnet), and the abrasives that appear on the outer peripheral part of the fluid flowing over the wheel are used for polishing. 【Overview】 ■ Data Correction <UA3P Measurement Data Conversion> - Input data can be discrete measurement data or formulas from UA3P, and it can be interpolated or converted to a processable state. ■ Interference Check Simulation ■ Toroidal Mirror Processing <Actual Machine Operation> - To prevent the workpiece from interfering with and damaging the tool or the main body of the equipment, a simulation check is performed before processing to ensure there is no interference with the equipment. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company, at the time of its founding, was engaged in the hand polishing of optical single crystals. Among optical crystal materials, there are extremely delicate materials that can only be polished in environments with strict control of temperature and humidity. Based on this polishing technology, we have been involved in the polishing of various materials up to the present day. Now, after 30 years, we have expanded our capabilities to handle not only single crystals but also all kinds of materials including metals, non-metals, and ceramics. Initially, we processed small components that could fit in the palm of a hand, but today we are capable of handling ultra-large components up to 8000mm. In terms of our business (processing), we are focusing on in-house integrated production to achieve higher precision processing. We have established six fields: cutting, grinding, polishing, ultra-precision processing, surface treatment (non-conductive treatment/electropolishing), and measurement, allowing our customers to provide just one drawing and entrust all processing to us. In November 2014, with the aim of engaging in the aerospace industry, we introduced two new 5-axis composite machining centers, and we will do our utmost to contribute to the aerospace industry, which promotes the evolution of space.
