Case Studies of Prototype Processing for Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology | Achieving Short Lead Times and Flexible Responses
You can rely on us even without processing knowledge—proposals and support based on 3D data. A case study of prototype processing in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries freed from the question, "Who should I consult?"
We would like to introduce a case where we found a prototype development partner in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry that can be entrusted with the task even without processing knowledge. For our client, who develops in vitro pharmaceuticals and research reagents, a major challenge was how to quickly and reliably turn prototypes into reality. BRICS has established a system that accompanies the judgment of processability and alternative proposals based on 3D data. As a result, clients can confidently place orders without processing knowledge, significantly improving the speed of internal decision-making and development accuracy. [Case Overview] Background: Need for a processing partner that can respond quickly to development speed Solution: Accompanying technical proposals based on 3D data Effect: Progressing swiftly while consulting, leading to a change in the development flow The specific approach that realized speedy prototyping is detailed in a PDF! Please download it from the link below.
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【Equipment Used】 ■ Universal Compact Machining Center (5-axis with indexing) ・Model: U500Xd1 ・Manufacturer: brother ■ Vertical Machining Center ・Model: VM76R ・Manufacturer: Nidec OKK *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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BRICS Corporation is a company that aims to "completely solve factory challenges with technology" and provides total support closely tied to manufacturing sites. Our biggest feature is our ability to handle everything in-house, from machining, robot systems, control, installation work, to human resource development. We not only accommodate a variety of materials such as iron, aluminum, and stainless steel, but we also have a track record of high-precision processing from parts to large structures. We provide one-stop support from design assistance, material procurement, to surface treatment. In the engineering field, we support the introduction of industrial robots (design, manufacturing, installation, teaching), as well as electrical, piping, weight, and foundation work. We also take on layout changes within factories and the updating of aging equipment as a single package. We can also assist in areas such as control panel design and manufacturing, as well as training for robot operators and teaching. We propose a system that enables "continuous achievement" rather than just ending with equipment installation. By balancing "high precision × short delivery times" and "integrated support × flexibility," we have gained the trust of many manufacturers both inside and outside Shizuoka Prefecture. Even if your challenges are vague, please consult with us first. We will flexibly propose solutions tailored to your company's issues, from the conceptual stage to utilizing subsidies.
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