Vacuum and Pressure Forming for Home Appliances
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Achieving both ease of use and design in the manufacturing of home appliance casings.
In the home appliance industry, enclosures that balance design and functionality are in demand. The appearance of a product influences consumers' purchasing intentions, and the protective performance of the product is also important. Vacuum forming is easy to use, while pressure forming can incorporate sharp lines and other design elements. These molding methods enable the realization of enclosures that achieve diverse designs and functionality. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Back cover of flat-screen TVs - Door panels of refrigerators - Exterior parts of air conditioners 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Increased design flexibility - Cost reduction - Short delivery times
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【Features】 - The molds are inexpensive compared to other plastic molding methods. - The production time for molds is shorter compared to other plastic molding methods. - Suitable for small-scale production. - Capable of molding thin-walled shapes (1-6 mm) and large products with wide surfaces. 【Our Strengths】 Daiichi Shoko assists customers in their manufacturing processes. Based in Nagano Prefecture, we engage in contract processing and sales of industrial functional and mechanical parts using various materials. Centered around our own manufacturing plant, we utilize plastics, metals, rubber, films, sponges, inorganic materials, and composite materials to provide a wide range of products and services related to diverse manufacturing in various industrial sectors.
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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.