Made using one type of material! Introducing our film-based die-cut products.
We would like to introduce the "lens components for digital cameras" that are manufactured and processed at Chikou Processing Co., Ltd. This product is made using film-based double-sided punching processing. Since our establishment in 1970, we have produced numerous products. Please feel free to consult us when you need our services. 【Features】 ■ Uses film *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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"Chishou Processing Co., Ltd." is celebrating its 50th anniversary. If I were to express the characteristics of our company in one word, it would be 'an all-rounder in film and resin processing.' For example, if there is a job that involves processing film (double-sided tape) into a specific shape and adhering it to thick resin (such as acrylic), we will source the materials, die-cut the film using a Thomson die, perform resin cutting (trimming), and handle all processing steps up to the lamination of the film and resin materials. Additionally, we also take care of the final packaging after processing, which has earned us praise from many companies for the 'ease of handling after placing an order.' The products we have provided so far span a wide range of industries, including 'automotive,' 'medical,' 'mobile devices,' 'general merchandise,' and 'gaming machine industry,' and we accommodate a broad range of processing sizes, from large sizes around 1 meter in width to small sizes in the millimeter range. With an in-house area of approximately 6,000 square meters and about 100 employees, we are flexible and responsive to any type of work. We also take the initiative to 'challenge' ourselves with unknown materials and processing themes.
