[Method Review] Long and difficult-to-process parts reduce costs through "roll forming."

For those struggling with warping in press processing and high aluminum costs, we offer a new option called roll forming, which allows for "continuous shaping" of metal.

Have you ever encountered such "methodological barriers" in the design of long parts and reinforcement materials? - Press processing: Issues with warping and distortion in long items, as well as the labor involved in multiple processes. - Aluminum extrusion: Recent soaring material costs and insufficient strength. - Parts assembly: Manually covering metal with resin, which is labor-intensive. If any of these apply to you, switching to "roll forming," which continuously bends metal sheets, might provide a solution. **Benefits of Yoshikawa's Technology** One-shot forming of long items: Achieve high-precision continuous forming of several meters in length without joints. This reduces distortion and dramatically increases production efficiency. Switching to thin yet sturdy "steel": Compatible with hard high-tensile steel (high-tens). Achieves the same lightness and high strength as aluminum at a lower cost. Simultaneous integrated forming of metal and resin: Core processing and resin coating are completed in one line, eliminating manual labor and the number of parts in subsequent processes. We welcome inquiries and prototypes from the conceptual stage, such as "Can this be used in our products?"

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