35% cost reduction, 22% weight reduction, and achieved a shear area ratio of 90%! Numerous achievements in method conversion published!
Kiya Manufacturing Co., Ltd. proposes a method transition to press processing for cutting, forging, sintering, and FB components. By shaping forms that could not be formed with conventional press processing through press processing, it is possible to improve productivity and reduce costs. This document introduces numerous achievements in method transition, including high-precision shearing, thickening and thinning processing, and three-dimensional shaping processing. [Contents] ■ Method transition proposed by KIYA ■ List of major production equipment ■ Method transition technologies 1 to 13 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Published Content】 ■Construction Method Conversion Technology 1. High-precision Shearing Processing 2. Material Addition and Reduction Processing 3. Three-dimensional Forming Processing 4. Material Addition and Reduction Processing 5. Groove Forming Processing 6. Cylindrical Shape Processing 7. Material Addition Processing 8. Material Addition and Reduction Processing 9. Mirror Surface Shearing Processing 10. Cylindrical Shape Processing 11. Three-dimensional Forming Processing 12. Three-dimensional Forming Processing 13. Material Addition and Reduction Processing *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Kiya Manufacturing Co., Ltd. has been involved in the construction of Japan's "lifeline" infrastructure, such as communications and power, since its founding in 1946. Marking the 50th anniversary of the company's establishment, we have been conducting research aimed at further advancing our accumulated pressing technology and developing "cold forging progressive press" technology to reduce costs through changes in construction methods. In the future, even as hollowing out is expected to progress in our country's manufacturing industry, we will focus on manufacturing that cannot be achieved overseas in terms of quality, technology, and cost. We intend to concentrate all our capital on human resource development, research and development, and equipment investment, contributing to the strengthening of competitiveness in Japan's manufacturing industry.
