A unique method aimed at reducing material costs! It is possible to form ultra-thin pipes with a diameter of φ3.0.
We would like to introduce our "Deep Drawing Method." This method allows us to form pipes while drawing sheet material with a punch (die), significantly reducing material costs. Additionally, we can also form pipes with a diameter of φ3.0, achieving more than 90% of the original sheet thickness. Please feel free to contact us when you need our services. 【Features】 ■ Forming pipes while drawing sheet material with a punch (die) ■ Capable of forming pipes with a diameter of φ3.0 ■ Achieves more than 90% of the original sheet thickness (t0.8) *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Since its founding, our company has consistently played a core role in the automotive industry, which leads Japan's economy. In particular, we have focused on innovation in manufacturing technology and have established a solid position as a member of the Toyota-related parts industry through our commitment to innovations represented by safety, the environment, and economic efficiency. Entering the 2020s, the automotive industry is undergoing a transformation that occurs once in a century. As the shift towards battery electric vehicles (BEVs) accelerates in line with the government's goal of achieving "carbon neutrality by 2050," efficiently managing global resources while fulfilling our environmental responsibilities, developing products and manufacturing technologies utilizing available technologies, and fostering alliances and partnerships across industry boundaries have become major themes. In this changing industrial landscape, our company aims to create a future as a "group of engineers" with the corporate philosophy of "harmony" and a corporate culture of "bonds" with the community and people.
