Are you having trouble with the "shape constraints" of the brush attachment?

At Kyoshin Giken, we achieve "highly flexible attachments" through laser processing and welding.

**Common Issues with Off-the-Shelf Brush Attachments** Commercial brush attachments typically use a "screw fixation method for channel brushes." However, this method often presents the following challenges: - Constraints in the shape of the fittings, leading to poor compatibility with the device - Time-consuming assembly and replacement due to screw fixation - Increased number of parts, which can raise costs - Weak integration between the brush and fittings, potentially resulting in insufficient rigidity **Kyou Shin Giken's Solution: Directly Welding Laser-Processed Plates for Integration** Kyou Shin Giken employs a method of directly welding specially processed laser plates to channel brushes. **Reasons for Choosing This Method** - Exceptionally high freedom in fitting shapes → Custom-made designs tailored to the device shape are possible - No need for screw fixation, reducing assembly labor → Smooth replacement work on-site - Fewer parts, helping to keep overall costs down → Benefits in long-term running costs as well - Integration of the brush and fittings enhances rigidity and durability Achieving a "perfect fit" that is difficult with off-the-shelf products.

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