Actively utilize painted steel sheets.
In precision sheet metal processing, it is common for products related to exterior parts, especially those that are visible, to follow the flow of "processing with standard materials" → "painting finish." If a company does not have its own painting factory, the painting process will be outsourced, making it difficult to control lead times. Additionally, there are concerns about increased costs due to outsourcing fees. At our company, we actively utilize "painted steel sheets" coated with PO (polyolefin) materials, which we have introduced in other sections previously.
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【Features】 ○ Unlike the conventional so-called "PVC steel plates," this product is environmentally friendly. ○ Actively utilizes "coated steel plates." ○ Shortened lead times and reduced costs. ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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【Purpose】 ○ Precision sheet metal processing ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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Our company was established as a design office in 1966 and has approximately 50 years of experience in precision sheet metal processing. We are recognized as a proposal-oriented company with numerous VA proposal achievements as a first-tier subcontractor for major manufacturers. In particular, we have a strong reputation for producing "low-cost, high-strength" products by converting cast iron enclosures, which have traditionally been a bottleneck due to high cost structures, into sheet metal. Additionally, for exterior processing of products such as doors, we have delivered many "paintless" products using "PO steel sheets" as an alternative to conventional painted products. If your company is struggling with high cost structures in sheet metal processing, please feel free to consult with us.
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