A pro in soft and hard PVC injection molding!
Semiconductor manufacturing equipment parts NTT communication line components Various industrial products Water-related supplies
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We will manufacture according to specifications tailored to the product.
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※A meeting is necessary depending on the quantity and materials.
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Rainwater diverter NTT retaining device Various construction components
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At Asakura Manufacturing, we have been creating various industrial products for 67 years, starting as a certified manufacturer of telecommunications line products for NTT, and expanding to mass production of ABS and PC products for Canon and Olympus, as well as comprehensive manufacturing from molded products for NTT's telephones and emergency phones on highways to circuit board creation. In 2012, with the introduction of a 3D printer from Keyence, we began developing and supporting the creation of prototypes, transforming our molding operations into a company capable of handling everything from development to mass production, focusing primarily on injection molding of rigid and flexible PVC, which we have handled since our founding. As a result, by utilizing high-resolution 3D printers to create acrylic or silicone materials, we have significantly shortened development periods, reduced costs, and improved quality by allowing for shape verification during the development stage. This has also been used as a communication tool during sales, meetings, and presentations. Additionally, believing that speed is crucial in development, we respond quickly from the exchange of drawings to the delivery of molded products, with delivery records from Kyushu to Hokkaido.
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