3-axis feeling precision measuring machine
Three-axis feeling (load) precision measuring device (load cell) Quantitative measurement of pushing, pulling, and twisting forces (loads).
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Three-axis feeling (load) precision measurement device (load cell) Quantitative measurement of pushing, pulling, and twisting forces (loads).
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Measurement of load for sheet-type button switches (displacement, click rate, ON/OFF timing of contacts, and contact resistance measurement possible) and injection needles. Measurement of connector insertion and extraction load displacement (contact resistance measurement also possible) and numerical management of all types of force (feeling). Ideal for quality control.
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We have received high praise from semiconductor manufacturers for our development of IC sockets for semiconductor evaluation. Currently, we flexibly and swiftly respond to the diverse needs of automotive electronics, image sensors, and semiconductor manufacturers, providing a comprehensive proposal of materials necessary for development, prototyping, evaluation, production, and shipping. We also boldly challenge ourselves in the development of new products, supporting the rapidly changing electronics industry. Additionally, as of October 1, 2006, Yamato Glass has changed its company name to Yamato Material Co., Ltd. to aim for greater possibilities, with the goal of further business expansion alongside the penetration of an accurate corporate brand image.
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