The type of mold used varies depending on the material of the product! We will introduce the types of molds in the column.
The technology of manufacturing products using molds has made remarkable progress, making our lives more convenient and easier. As can be seen from the wide range of products being made, there are various types of molds. One type that is utilized for manufacturing parts across multiple fields is the press mold. This manufacturing technique involves sandwiching thin metal sheets between upper and lower molds and transferring them under high pressure, excelling in processing sheet metal for automotive bodies and doors. *For more detailed information on the column, please refer to the related links. For further inquiries, feel free to contact us.*
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Ichishi Seiko Electric Co., Ltd. engages in improvement activities at the worker level, such as QC circle activities and improvement proposals, striving to enhance quality. We specialize in molds for electrical components and EV parts made from materials like iron, copper, and brass, as well as mechanical parts such as spring materials, with a fundamental principle of 100% in-house production. Additionally, we excel in precision molds for all shearing parts and thin materials. While the number of surfaces we can produce is limited, our top priority is to deliver products to our customers with stable quality and responsibility. We can offer various proposals, including integrating discharge devices linked to presses into molds.
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