Leave titanium processing and cutting for short delivery times, prototypes, and small lots to us!
Specialized in machining titanium, which is known as a difficult-to-cut material! We can also accommodate small lot production of prototypes and similar items.
At Heiden Electric, we manufacture and process electrical contacts for electrical and electronic devices. We specialize in the machining of titanium, which is considered a difficult-to-cut material, so if you have any issues with machining for medical devices, components of medical devices, aircraft, or automotive applications, please feel free to contact us. Our integrated production system, from material to delivery, allows us to utilize innovative and skilled technical capabilities to deliver quality that satisfies our customers. 【Features】 ■ Specializing in the machining of titanium, a difficult-to-cut material ■ An integrated production system from material to delivery ■ Capable of producing small lots, such as prototypes *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Hira Electric has pursued the provision of high-performance and highly operable electrical contacts based on its proprietary technology developed in-house. Hira Electric's composite contacts (TCI contacts), along with its manufacturing and processing plants and assembly processing systems, are all results of our unique technology. Among these, the composite contact manufacturing plant is now adopted by numerous manufacturers in Japan, where high-performance, low-cost electrical contacts are produced using our patented machines. With the advancement of the electronics industry, Hira Electric will continue to boldly challenge the development of contacts that meet the diversifying needs, wishing for a good relationship between humans and electronics.