3D printers have become more accessible. I thought about the situations in which they are effective and how they can be used.
3D printers have recently become more accessible. Our company has a 3D printer that primarily uses a material called ONYX. Let me give you an example of a case where I was glad to have met the need. The attached part was originally made from MC nylon. The shape was flatter, but a slight incline was necessary, and it was urgently needed for the equipment, so we produced it with a 3D printer in one day. "I want to make a slight change, but it will become complex and needs to be done in a short period." This might be a key phrase. It is also being used without any issues in terms of strength, as it is in a location with static loads. If you have any questions, please feel free to consult with us.
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We are a manufacturer specializing in the design and production of dedicated machines, including press-fitting and testing/measurement devices, as well as robots. Regarding press-fitting, we have developed our own testing equipment that can provide numerical suggestions, such as load, even in the prototype stage, and we accept various consultations that include specifications and design issues. With the aim of proposing solutions to "customer challenges and concerns," we have seen a demand for automation in press-fitting machines and inspection devices in recent years. For example: - Equipment that includes loading and unloading (packaging) for press-fitting devices - Inspection of products from all directions (automation of visual inspection) To respond more precisely to these needs, we have introduced robots in-house, evolving our role from mere transportation to verifying and proposing changes to the work itself. Leveraging our past achievements, we are open to various consultations from across the country, even for projects that have been declined elsewhere, maintaining a challenging attitude without being constrained by fixed ideas. We aim to provide flexible proposals tailored to our customers, understanding the pros and cons of "sometimes with robots, sometimes without." In 2022, to tackle new jigs that had been abandoned due to multiple product compatibility and weight limitations in traditional metal processing, we introduced a 3D printer.