3D printer prototype for food containers
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Prototyping and small-lot production of food containers. We propose the optimal molding method.
In the food industry, the material and shape of containers are crucial for delivering safe food to consumers. Durability, airtightness, and compatibility with food are required for containers. Verifying the shape and material during the prototyping stage is essential for the success of product development. Our company utilizes 3D printers to support the prototyping of food containers. We propose the optimal manufacturing method tailored to our customers' needs. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Consideration of food container shapes - Verification of materials - Small lot production 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Prototyping possible with short lead times - Support for diverse shapes and materials - Cost reduction
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**Features** - Compatible with various molding methods (FDM, inkjet, powder sintering, light curing) - Supports a wide range of materials (ABS-like, PP-like, PA, PP, epoxy, etc.) - Accommodates from prototyping to small-scale production - Proposes optimal molding methods **Our Strengths** Daiichi Shoko supports your manufacturing needs. Based in Nagano Prefecture, we engage in contract processing and sales of industrial functional and mechanical parts using various materials. We contribute to solving customer challenges by accommodating not only 3D printing but also various manufacturing methods.
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■Prototype before mold construction ■Small lot mass-produced parts
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Daiichi Shoko Co., Ltd. is based in Nagano Prefecture and engages in the contract processing and sales of industrial functional and mechanical parts made from various materials. Centered around its own manufacturing plant, the company utilizes plastics, metals, rubber, films, sponges, inorganic materials, and composite materials to provide a wide range of products and services related to "monozukuri" (manufacturing) across diverse industrial sectors. Furthermore, it offers specialized units and equipment products assembled from functional parts made of resins and metals, achieving high cost performance. As a trusted partner, we assist our customers in making further leaps into new and advanced fields they aim to pursue.