Mass production of plastic lathe-processed products optimal for robot movable parts.
In the robotics industry, durability and lightweight design of moving parts are essential. In particular, components that can withstand repeated movements and impacts are crucial. Inappropriate materials or processing methods can lead to wear and damage of parts, potentially causing a decline in robot performance or failure. Our resin lathe machining utilizes materials such as POM, MC nylon, and PEEK to provide components that achieve both high durability and lightweight characteristics. 【Application Scenarios】 - Joints of robotic arms - Bearings for drive components - Housings for various sensors 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Extended lifespan of moving parts - Overall weight reduction of the robot - Potential for cost reduction
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**Features** - Compatible with material diameters from φ3 to φ38 - Supports a wide range of materials including POM, MC nylon, and PEEK - Mass production system using NC automatic lathes - Capable of handling complex shapes such as internal threading and milling - Ideal for lathe processing with large lot sizes **Our Strengths** Daiichi Shoko supports your manufacturing needs. Based in Nagano Prefecture, we engage in contract processing and sales of various industrial processing parts. We have obtained ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications. We provide optimal products tailored to our customers' needs.
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■Mass production lathe processing ■Cost reduction due to changes from NC lathe
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Daiichi Shoko Co., Ltd. is based in Nagano Prefecture and engages in the contract processing and sales of industrial functional and mechanical parts made from various materials. Centered around its own manufacturing plant, the company utilizes plastics, metals, rubber, films, sponges, inorganic materials, and composite materials to provide a wide range of products and services related to "monozukuri" (manufacturing) across diverse industrial sectors. Furthermore, it offers specialized units and equipment products assembled from functional parts made of resins and metals, achieving high cost performance. As a trusted partner, we assist our customers in making further leaps into new and advanced fields they aim to pursue.
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