Prototyping a communication case with mass production molding materials.
In the telecommunications industry, the selection of materials for cases is crucial due to the need for product protection and durability. Particularly for cases used outdoors, weather resistance and impact resistance are essential. By producing prototypes with mass production materials before full-scale production, it becomes possible to evaluate them in actual usage environments. Our products support prototyping with materials used in mass production, which can also help reduce initial costs. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Communication device cases - Electronic device cases - Material selection during the prototyping stage 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Material selection aimed at mass production - Reduction of initial costs - Quick turnaround for prototypes
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**Features** - Supports simple molding and cutting from blocks - Examples of proven materials include ABS, PC, PBT, PPS, etc. - Also accommodates material supply - Compatible size: up to 250×250×55mm (plastic) - Rubber materials are compatible with general press-formed products **Our Strengths** Daiichi Shoko is based in Nagano Prefecture and engages in contract processing and sales of industrial functional and mechanical parts made from various materials. Centered around our own manufacturing plant, we utilize plastics, metals, rubber, films, sponges, inorganic materials, and their composites to provide a wide range of products and services related to "monozukuri" (manufacturing) across diverse industrial sectors. We have obtained ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.
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Evaluation tests for prototype before mass production mold construction Prototyping with mass production materials Production of small lot products
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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.
