Chopped carbon, which is also used in high-end sports cars, is expressed through screen printing.
A material made by solidifying finely chopped carbon fibers with resin, known as "Chopped Carbon." Our company has expressed the appearance of chopped carbon through screen printing. By combining transparent film with special inks, it is also possible to make letters and patterns emerge when combined with backlighting (dead front). Furthermore, by using our high-pressure molding machine, 3D shapes are also possible.
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- Since this is an expression using screen printing, it can accommodate various colors and patterns. - It is possible to choose the material texture, such as gloss or matte. - By layering the prints, it is possible to make letters and designs emerge when viewed through transparency.
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- In development - Automotive interior and exterior parts - Panel
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Chopped Carbon style film
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Nameplates… The face parts or description labels of products manufactured using techniques such as screen printing. For example, there are various printed materials around us, such as the switch operation parts of home appliances and low-voltage products, various panels of automobiles, and pachinko slot machine panels, made from various plastics and metal plates in addition to paper. Since our establishment in 1959, we have adapted to changes in business practices over time, and now we utilize technologies such as screen printing, offset printing, anodizing, etching, and film molding to create the "faces" of various products.
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