Would you like to automate the welding bead removal process, which has a high workload and involves risks? *Video explanations and case studies available.
The process of removing weld beads after welding is a crucial step that affects the finish of the product. However, this task, which involves processing while scattering sparks and dust, is considered to be very demanding and poses a high level of danger for human workers. As more customers face challenges related to improving work environments, safety measures, and a serious shortage of personnel, there are increasing opportunities to consider automation using robots and automated machines. 3M can support customers in selecting the most suitable abrasives for weld bead removal and in introducing system integrators to realize automation, leveraging our years of experience in the abrasives business. ■ Case Study 1: Toyo Daikei Steel Pipe Industry Co., Ltd. - Application: Removal of weld beads from the inner surface of pipes - Abrasive Used: 3M(TM) Cubitron(TM) II Flap Disc 967A ■ Case Study 2: Aichi Sangyo Co., Ltd. - Application: Weld bead removal system - Abrasive Used: 3M(TM) Cubitron(TM) II Flap Disc 967A *Currently, you can download materials summarizing case studies and a "Guide to Automation." Please feel free to reach out with any questions or inquiries.
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Our Customer Technical Center (CTC) located at the Sagamihara office has a robot polishing lab. We can conduct evaluations of manual polishing processes as well as polishing processes using robots in the presence of customers. *Advance reservation is required. *If you are interested, please contact us through the inquiry form. < Handling of Personal Information > 3M Japan Co., Ltd. handles personal information based on the personal information handling policy and privacy policy outlined in the link below. https://www.3mcompany.jp/3M/ja_JP/company-jp/handle-personal-information/ 3M respects your privacy. 3M and third parties contracted by 3M may use the information you provide to communicate with you, including promotions and product information and service offerings, in accordance with our personal information handling policy and privacy policy. Please be aware that this information may be stored on servers within the United States. If you do not agree to the use of your personal information, please do not use this system.
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[Robot Polishing Evaluation Equipment] Our Sagamihara facility has a CTC (Customer Technical Center) that includes a robot polishing lab. We can conduct evaluations of manual polishing processes as well as polishing processes using robots, with customer supervision. (Advance reservation is required. Interested customers, please contact us through the inquiry form.)
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Catalog: Supporting Automation in the Polishing Process with '3M™ Abrasive Solutions' With over 100 years of experience and know-how in the abrasive business, as well as a network to support our customers, we are assisting in the robotization (automation) of the polishing process. The catalog includes various customer case studies and examples of adoption by system integrators.
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Customer Case: Toyo Daikei Steel Pipe Industry Co., Ltd. Our website features videos where customers discuss the benefits of implementation.
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Case Study of System Integrator: Aichi Sangyo Co., Ltd. Our website features a video in which a system integrator discusses the excellent compatibility between 3M abrasives and automated equipment.
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3M Japan Co., Ltd. was founded in 1960 as the first local subsidiary of 3M in Asia. It imports and sells adhesive tapes, reflective materials, adhesives, abrasives, and other products, contributing to Japan's rapid economic growth. In 1961, it established the Sagamihara office, which has become the base for its current research and development activities. In 1970, it established the Yamagata office of 3M Japan Products Co., Ltd., which serves as one of the largest manufacturing bases in Japan and provides products not only to the 3M Japan Group but also to 3M companies overseas as a global "super hub."
