The company specializes in prototype precision machined parts for electronic and communication equipment, and its strengths lie in precision sheet metal processing, resin cutting, and metal cutting. Its core business is sheet metal processing, which includes integrated production from laser processing and deep drawing to bending and welding.
Although we receive many orders from major manufacturers, we also handle small-lot prototype production starting from just one unit, allowing us to meet the needs of a wide range of industries.
Using two transmitters to select the appropriate fiber laser based on differences in materials and plate thickness, along with state-of-the-art equipment such as YAG (yttrium aluminum garnet) welding, and skilled technicians who are true craftsmen, they can complete even difficult shapes and challenges with high quality and short lead times.

When manufacturing precision machined parts, molds, which incur significant costs and lead times, are handled with our own independently developed, simplified molds to reduce costs.
The company's strength lies in its ability to produce high-quality prototypes with short lead times, and this success is inextricably linked to its technical expertise and collaboration among its engineers. With years of experience and intuition, the engineers can instantly determine the optimal processing procedure upon examining challenging blueprints or workpieces, and begin processing in a short amount of time. Furthermore, their strong collaborative skills stem from their mastery of not only their own process but also the fundamental skills required for each stage of the process.
The company's strength lies in the fact that each engineer is capable of responding to the situation at each stage of the process, from order placement to completion.

"Considering the future, passing on the skills of our craftsmen is a crucial issue," says President Hideki Ikuta. Although the company possesses highly skilled personnel, if there are no successors, these valuable skills will be lost, so they are focusing on securing and training personnel.
However, little of a craftsman's skill can be quantified; most of it is acquired through experience and intuition. The company places technical trainees alongside engineers. By allowing trainees to observe the skills firsthand, they pass on the craftsman's techniques that cannot be quantified.
The company is fostering technical talent who will shoulder the future of the company by having employees learn the intuition and techniques of skilled craftsmen through hands-on experience.

The company aims to broaden its horizons to include other industries, such as the medical field, and acquire customers in a wide range of sectors. Entering the medical field is not easy due to the strict safety and quality standards required.
We are committed to continuous investment in equipment and improvement of our technological capabilities. We are also planning to acquire skills in areas such as processing difficult materials, and are boldly taking on challenges to develop new fields.
"Improving labor productivity is essential for the next generation, so the company is also focusing on human resource development in order to manufacture high value-added products. Furthermore, they are considering introducing IoT (Internet of Things) devices and are spared no effort in creating high-quality prototypes with short lead times."

Precision prototype sheet metal fabrication for office equipment, etc., and machining of resins and metals.

Canon Inc., etc.