Case studies for solving concerns about the friction coefficient of sliding plates in seismic isolation devices [sliding bearings].
Achieving the ideal sliding board through surface roughness adjustment via polishing processing.
★ Structural design of seismic isolation materials requires adjustment of the surface roughness of stainless steel materials! ★ The surface finish of off-the-shelf stainless materials cannot achieve the desired coefficient of friction!! For those facing such concerns, Tokyo Stainless Polishing Industry Co., Ltd. has resolved and improved the situation using the following technologies! [PR Points] ☆ We achieve low, medium, and high friction properties tailored to needs through polishing processes on stainless steel materials!! ☆ Based on our extensive polishing experience with various stainless steel materials, we can perform polishing on large plates of diverse steel types, with maximum dimensions of (thickness) 100mm x (width) 3000mm x (length) 14000mm, as well as on sliding bearing materials!! * Please feel free to contact us for more details. * For types of polishing finishes and equipment capabilities, please refer to our catalog.
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■Materials that can be polished: Various types of stainless steel / aluminum / titanium / iron ■Dimensions that can be polished: Please refer to the catalog or contact us. ■Finishes that can be polished: Please refer to the catalog or contact us. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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SUS304 No.1 material and many other achievements available. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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Founded as Tokyo Stainless Polishing Industry in Minamisenju, Tokyo in 1951. In 1960, it was reorganized into a corporation and adopted its current name. Since then, it has expanded its factories to include the Tokyo headquarters, as well as locations in Chiba (74 employees), Fukuoka (65 employees), and Sapporo (31 employees), continuing to this day. We provide stainless steel processing with the industry's leading equipment and a consistent quality control system from polishing to cutting through our unique production line. We take pride in our long-standing contract processing achievements directly from stainless steel manufacturers and respond to our customers' diverse needs for stainless steel with the knowledge, experience, and technology developed over our 71 years of operation. With excellent logistics access to various cities, we offer service center functions tailored to the regions from our bases in Chiba, Fukuoka, and Sapporo. As a company specializing in polishing and refining processing, we are committed to challenging ourselves to contribute to society in ways that only we can.