Integrating multiple parts! Proposal for all-machined VA to improve quality and reduce man-hours.
Integrating multiple parts through machining, including sheet metal, screw fastening, and welding, into a single piece. This eliminates assembly labor, significantly enhances strength, and improves dimensional accuracy.
Parts composed of multiple sheet metal components assembled through methods such as screw fastening or spot welding constantly face challenges such as slight misalignments during assembly, wear and tear over time, and, above all, significant assembly labor costs. Our company proposes a design change to "total machining (integral cutting) processing" that dramatically resolves these issues. By precisely machining a single ingot as a whole, we eliminate the need for the assembly process itself, while simultaneously achieving not only the strength of the individual parts but also a remarkable improvement in geometric tolerances and dimensional accuracy. 【Features】 ■ Compatible materials: Aluminum, steel, stainless steel, titanium, etc. ■ Size: Minimum □10–15mm, maximum 1000mm (subject to consultation) ■ Dimensional tolerance: Stable at the micron level ■ Track record: Aerospace components, satellite communication components *For more details, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Equipment】 ■Machining Centers ・MV-35/35 (Mori Seiki) ・MV-45/50 (Mori Seiki) ・TC-22A (Brother) and others ■Milling Machines ・KSJP (Makino Milling) ・NK2RB (Iwashita) ・KP35 (Iwashita) and others ■Three-Dimensional Measuring Machines ・CRYSTA-Apex S9106 (Mitutoyo) ・FAL910 (Mitutoyo) *For more details, please contact us.
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Our company specializes in the manufacturing of precision machined products such as satellite communication components and aerospace parts. We cater to our customers' needs, from fully customized requests for "precision machining prototypes" to various types of single-item processing.







