Achievements in the production of bronze and brass! Due to their high corrosion resistance, they are used in water-related components.
We would like to introduce the casting-compatible material "copper alloy" that we handle. Due to its high corrosion resistance, it is used in water-related components, and its texture makes it well-suited for decorative castings. We have manufacturing experience with bronze and brass. Details are available in the related links, so please take a look. 【Overview】 ■Dimensional accuracy CT6-8 ■JIS CAC *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[Examples of Achievements] ■ Pump impellers, valve-related products, landscape castings, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Kimura Casting Co., Ltd. is a company that primarily manufactures various types of cast iron, cast steel, and various special alloy castings. In 1966, we introduced the Full Mold Casting (FMC) method, which clearly highlighted both its advantages and disadvantages, making it challenging to overcome the drawbacks. However, after many changes, we abandoned the casting methods we had developed up to that point and specialized in this Full Mold Casting method. This focus and continuity have supported our company today, enabling new business developments. This technology also pairs well with digital technology, and supported by model production using it, we take pride in having brought about revolutionary changes in casting within a broad industrial sector. We will continue to strive to contribute to the changes in society with our "technology and quality."
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