We specialize in precision sheet metal fabrication and handle prototypes and small to medium-volume parts. We process sheet metal thicknesses ranging from 0.05mm to 6.0mm. We can handle all aspects of sheet metal processing, from bending and cutting to drilling and welding. For some parts, we can achieve high processing accuracy with tolerances of ±0.05mm.
The company handles a wide range of thin sheet metal processing, including terminal components and thin springs for electronics manufacturers, as well as mechanical parts, housings, and covers for cash machines and automobiles. Simple prototypes can be delivered within 2-3 days of receiving an order. President Toshio Kimura's motto is, "We never refuse a request, even for one-off prototypes."

The foundation of their precision machining technology lies in their in-house manufactured special molds. When they are required to perform minute machining that cannot be handled by commercially available sheet metal processing molds, they use wire EDM machines to create custom molds. President Kimura proudly states, "With the craftsmanship of combining custom molds and manual eccentric presses, we can handle bending parts as small as a fingernail, which is difficult with commercially available machines."
We can also manufacture our own molds with heaters for processing special materials. We have experience cutting magnesium alloy sheets with a laser cutting machine, then bending them in a mold with a heater while maintaining a controlled temperature of around 350°C before delivery.

President Kimura, who says he "enjoys manufacturing," is also enthusiastic about developing his company's own products. The hypochlorous acid generators and deodorizing/disinfecting sprayers that he has manufactured and sold in response to customer requests were realized by independently designing the control boards and utilizing the company network.
In particular, the "handmade soap cutter," developed about four years ago, continues to sell steadily. Although it was developed at the request of a soap manufacturer, inquiries poured in from customers all over the country who heard about it online, and dozens of units have already been sold. The company has also developed and sells several other machines, including a jig for packaging fried tofu and a cutter for making yokan (sweet bean jelly).

The company is also focusing on developing products using the new material CMC (carbon fiber reinforced ceramics). CMC is a material made by impregnating carbon fibers with aluminum oxide (alumina) or SiC (silicon carbide), and is characterized by its lightness, high toughness, and high heat resistance. By using a molding method developed by Shonan Advanced Materials Research Institute Co., Ltd. (Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture), with whom they have a cooperative relationship, they can reduce costs, and have prototyped and delivered products such as nozzles for rocket engines and parts for next-generation environmentally friendly vehicles.
President Kimura also expressed optimism, saying, "We are receiving various inquiries about this material as it can withstand harsh environments." He plans to establish mass production technology and develop it into a new business in the future.

Our company history

Founded in 1989 with the support of a metal press manufacturer, we built our business on the foundation of CAD/CAM design skills acquired at our previous job at a major cast iron pipe manufacturer. We have expanded our processing technologies from press working to drilling and welding. About five years ago, we also began designing and developing our own machinery and equipment, such as soap cutters.

Precision sheet metal processing and prototype manufacturing, design and manufacture of original machinery such as soap cutters.

Home appliance manufacturers, automotive parts manufacturers, industrial machinery manufacturers