【Material Selection Points】Use fixtures, etc., that have no significance in dimensions at their original thickness.

Making the most of the dimensions of the material itself is the shortcut to cost reduction!

We will introduce the key points for selecting resin materials that lead to cost reduction: "Dimensions have no special significance; jigs, etc., should be used at the thickness of the material as is." In resin processing, in addition to parts that are incorporated into equipment, there are also workpieces such as jigs used for plating that do not require strict dimensional tolerances. When dimensions and precision are not functionally important for jigs used for plating, it is essential to avoid unnecessary processing steps during the design of those jigs. Specifically, if there is no particular significance to the thickness and diameter of the workpiece, it should be left at the dimensions of the raw material, and surface roughness should also not be specified. [Overview] ■ Requiring constraints such as dimensions and precision increases processing effort and costs. ■ If dimensions and precision are not functionally important, avoid unnecessary processing steps. ■ Make use of the dimensions of the raw material as much as possible. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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