We will solve the vibration problems of railway vehicles with axial force control.
In the railway industry, there is a constant demand for improvements in safety and comfort. In particular, the vibrations caused by vehicle operation not only compromise passenger comfort but also accelerate the deterioration of vehicles and equipment. Loose bolts can amplify vibrations and pose a risk of serious accidents. Sonar Force enables bolt fastening through axial force and suppresses loosening due to vibrations, thereby enhancing the safety and durability of railway vehicles. 【Application Scenarios】 - Fastening of railway vehicle bodies, bogies, and various components - Fastening of track equipment - Fastening of structures such as station buildings 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Suppression of vibrations caused by loose bolts - Prolonged lifespan of vehicles and equipment - Reduction in maintenance costs - Improved safety
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【Features】 - Achieves bolt fastening through axial force - Compatible with small diameter screws from M6 - Cost reduction through optimization of bolt body and joined components - Quality improvement through stabilization of axial force, prevention of misassembly, and traceability - Reduction in development aging work hours and torque check work hours during mass production However, cap screws are excluded. 【Our Strengths】 With extensive experience and high technical capabilities, we provide optimal solutions tailored to our customers' needs. Utilizing ultrasonic technology, we contribute to the safety and security of railways.
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Automobile Engine / Fastening Management Monitoring Tightening Condition Trace In addition, we have installed demonstration equipment in the Kamakura factory for products that require precise axial force management. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Riyuden Shonan Electronics Co., Ltd. was established in April 2004 through the merger of Riyuden Denshi Kiko Co., Ltd. and Shoryu Denshi Co., Ltd. As a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation's Kamakura Plant, our company has contributed to society through the design, manufacturing, sales, and maintenance of systems and electronic devices based on "monozukuri" (the art of making things), utilizing mechatronics, high-frequency technology, and ultrasonic testing technology. In the future, we aim to transform our business to flexibly respond to customer needs by focusing on outsourced processing, various manufacturing contracts, and ultrasonic non-destructive testing equipment, while sensitively capturing changes in the times and leveraging the knowledge we have cultivated so far. To realize our corporate philosophy of "contributing to the realization of a society filled with emotion and hope through continuous improvement of technology and skills and the demonstration of creativity," we will work together as a company, valuing harmony among people, and pursuing high quality and high reliability in "monozukuri" that ensures safety, security, and comfort, thereby contributing to the construction of a better and sustainable society. We appreciate your continued support.
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