Automatic application of fine and high-precision label and tape work that cannot be handled by conventional labelers.
The attachment system created by combining Mitsui Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.'s electronic component mounting and peeling technology with our high-precision film and tape composite processing technology has achieved the automation of processes that have traditionally been manual. We support the automation and cost reduction of your attachment work.
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We are collaborating with Mitsui Metal Measurement Technology Co., Ltd. to advance manufacturing by conducting prototype development and verification together in order to propose optimal specifications for users. Please feel free to consult with us. We are here to assist you in solving challenges from both equipment and supply perspectives. We also accept inquiries regarding product labeling requests.
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Ultra-small seals, irregularly shaped seals, narrow seals, seals without stiffness, sponge (porous), metal parts, glass parts, non-adhesive films, etc. All types of seals are attached to components with high precision.
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From industrial and commercial labels to food labels and our own developed specialty labels, we can handle all types of label and seal printing and processing. We provide precision processing products such as specialty adhesive tapes and films for electronic components, semiconductors, and optical devices, as well as film printing and die-cutting, ultra-precision slitting, and more, all produced in our in-house clean room (100 to 10,000). From printing to die-cutting and laminating, we respond to user needs with advanced processing technology and quality. We are certified with IS9001, ISO14000, and UL.
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