The new vacuum roll press from Shinto passes the workpiece through a high-precision roll press under a vacuum atmosphere, applying heat and pressure. Continuous processing is possible, which improves productivity.
◆Vacuum Press Method → By using Shin-Toh's unique vacuum jigs, high-quality processing is possible with low power consumption. ◆Single Piece Flow Method → Each piece is carefully processed one by one, ensuring no variation in quality. Traceability management is also possible. ◆Roll Gap Control → Maintains a uniform gap, making it ideal for the thickness adjustment process of the workpiece. ◆Reduction of Processing Time → By dividing the process and adopting the single piece flow method, the time for decompression, heating & pressurization, and cooling is shortened, improving productivity. ◆Cost Reduction & Energy Saving → No repeated heating and cooling, resulting in low power consumption. Since only one workpiece (in a narrow space) requires decompression, it can be produced with a small vacuum pump. ◆Rich System Configuration → We offer proposals tailored to your system and work from a wide range of options.
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Model: CYPRV-150 / CYPRV-300 / CYPRV-500 Compatible work width: 50–150mm / 150–300mm / 300–500mm Roll width: 210mm / 370mm / 580mm Roll diameter: 160φmm / 220φmm / 280φmm Number of rolls: 1 on top and 1 on bottom Pressurization mechanism: Servo motor + ball screw (2 axes left and right) Pressurization force: 15kN / 30kN / 50kN *all maximum values Pressurization control method: Fixed length/weight control Roll temperature control (°C): RT +30–250 Accessories: Complete set of vacuum fixtures, complete set of vacuum equipment, complete set of jig transport devices, complete set of safety equipment
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● Build-up substrate ● Fuel cell ● Flexible printed circuit board (FPC) ● Embedded component substrate ● Ceramic green sheet ● Functional multilayer film ● Others
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Since its founding in 1934, Shinto Industries has focused on its casting business as a strong core, applying and expanding the technologies and know-how cultivated there into various non-casting fields of the material industry, continuously evolving. Shinto's manufacturing capabilities are recognized for their comprehensive strength as a plant engineering manufacturer that supports the manufacturing industry from behind the scenes, providing technologies that integrate "environment and safety" with "know-how" through the "three attractions plus alpha" of high-quality "machinery and equipment" that accumulates the latest technology, high-quality "projectiles, abrasives, and consumables" that maximize the performance of machinery and equipment, and "support for stable operations" that maintains high performance.