[Production Example] Continuity Inspection Section

A case where the unit is made to float with a spring mechanism, eliminating scratches and dents on the product!

We would like to introduce a case where Nagoya Seiko manufactured a "Continuity Inspection Unit." The customer was visually inspecting the terminal sections, which are connected as a single piece, after they were separated for use as products. However, they faced issues with defective products flowing into the next process due to oversights or forgetfulness. In response, we developed this product. To avoid impacting production efficiency, we established an inspection process during transportation, eliminating oversights and forgetfulness in applying electrodes. [Case Overview (Partial)] <Process Improvement> - Established an inspection process during transportation to eliminate oversights and forgetfulness in applying electrodes. <Design Points> - Used probes (contact-type needles) for the inspection where electrodes are applied. - Not only did we incorporate a floating mechanism for the probes themselves, but we also made the unit float with a spring mechanism to prevent scratches and dents on the products. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

Contract manufacturing