The processing of new materials, such as lightweight and high-strength materials, is created through our unique know-how!
We would like to introduce our lightweight technology, "Processing of New Materials." Recently, lightweight and high-strength materials are increasingly used in vehicle manufacturing, and new materials are emerging daily. In the processing of such new materials, prior research, process improvement, and post-molding analysis are essential. We are also faced with the challenges of improving fuel efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions. In response to these needs and issues, we are creating prototypes based on new materials and technologies. - Research and development of press molding using composite materials such as thermoplastics and thermosets in carbon fiber - Research on shaping lightweight and high-strength materials such as titanium, magnesium, and Mn-B steel *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Topia has been supporting the development of new products and parts for industrial products such as automobiles as a leading company in prototyping for over 50 years. Prototyping is an essential process for evaluating the functionality and shape of products and parts, recognized as a fundamental aspect of manufacturing both now and in the past. Our company is a specialized manufacturer capable of handling the entire manufacturing process, from technical coordination to 3D design, engineering, mold making, machining, sheet metal work, laser processing, welding, inspection and measurement, and mass production. We have four production bases in the United States, one in China, and sales offices around the world, responding to various needs as a global company.
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