Proposal for Efficiency Improvement in Micro Machining from Small Path Processing
In the medical device industry, there are many difficult processes such as machining challenging materials like SUS and titanium, which have minimal impact on the human body, and deburring processes for cross holes in pipes that are difficult to perform. Additionally, there are many small components, such as parts and needles, which often have small diameters. Fine hole electrical discharge machining can process materials regardless of their hardness as long as they conduct electricity. Furthermore, since it is a non-contact machining method, processing small diameters can be done effortlessly.
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Model Information Small quantity of various types, prototype processing → General-purpose machine series Mass production processing → NC series Micro processing (φ0.2 or less) → MP1 series
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Various Industry Achievements - Dental Equipment Industry Scaler for tartar removal, parts for dental instruments - Medical Equipment Industry Punching processing for injection needles, egg retrieval needles, dialysis needles, etc. Punching processing for suturing needles used in surgeries Dimple processing for echo marks on surgical instruments
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Astech Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of electrical discharge machines specialized in fine hole processing. Our company proposes burr-free processing to the parts processing industries such as the automotive industry, aerospace industry, and medical devices, leaving behind numerous achievements. Additionally, our motto is to challenge difficult machining, and we realize the challenges presented by a wide variety of industries through our technical capabilities. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@astec-Hachioji
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