Production of ceramics and metal sintered bodies using 3D modeling! Introducing compound materials for 3D printers.
Our company provides compound materials for 3D printers using the thermal melting layering method to obtain ceramics and metal sintered bodies applied with PIM (Powder Injection Molding) technology. Examples of applications include "gears" that have been lightweighted through lattice structures and "cups" that have been simultaneously layered with different materials. Additionally, application to large items is also possible. 【Overview】 ■ 3D printer molded sintered bodies (ceramics and metals) Ceramics/metal sintered bodies No molds required ■ Three-dimensional free shapes, fill rate control Movable shapes through 3D molding Hollow shapes ■ Application to large items ■ Heterogeneous layering Simultaneous molding of different materials - debinding, sintering *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us. (Detailed explanations are available on the official website below ↓)
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Manufacturing Process of Ceramic and Metal Parts through 3D Modeling ■Raw Material Compound ■Layered Modeling ■Debinding and Sintering *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company was established in 1988 as a 100% subsidiary of our parent company, Daiichi Kogyo Seiyaku Co., Ltd., in response to the growing demand for compounds for powder injection molding (PIM). Since then, we have been engaged in product development with the cooperation of our customers. Moving forward, we aim to continue advancing our technology development based on the compound technology we have accumulated thus far, contributing to the growth of our customers and the industry. Additionally, please feel free to consult us not only about compounds for PIM but also regarding the mixing of powders and resins.
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