Achieving high-density molded products with removed air bubbles! Ultra-high pressure extrusion molding.
Ultra-high pressure extrusion molding utilizing know-how from ceramics manufacturing is possible! We can achieve processing tailored to your needs, including low and high viscosity materials and molding with small amounts of water.
Our company utilizes years of know-how in contract research and development and manufacturing of ceramics to perform ultra-high-pressure extrusion molding. Do you have any concerns regarding the processing of extruded products, such as: - I want to create extruded products with hard materials mixed in. - I want to extrude materials with low viscosity. - I want to perform extrusion molding while minimizing moisture. With our ultra-high-pressure technology, we can extrude various viscosities, moisture levels, and mixed materials, enabling the creation of high-density molds with bubbles removed. Furthermore, we not only perform processing but also consistently handle everything from the formulation and blending of molding materials and chemical raw materials to bring your requests to life. <Examples of Applications> Alloys, metals, silica gel, catalysts, pellets, pet food-related products, food-related products, tablets, etc. If you are facing challenges with extrusion molding, please feel free to consult us. *For more details, please download the materials or contact us through our website.
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Our company was founded in 1887 (Meiji 20) in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, a town known for its ceramics industry, as Yamato Ceramics. In 1957 (Showa 32), we relocated to our current location as Maruwai Yano Ceramics Co., Ltd., where we conducted further research on product materials and molding methods, leading to the production of items such as firing tubes, electric resistance bobbins, and insulators. Furthermore, we offer a variety of materials to meet all industrial needs, including alumina, magnesia, steatite, mullite, cordierite, silicon carbide, silicon nitride, and zirconia. In response to the increasing demand for ultra-high temperatures, we manufacture heat-resistant and insulating parts for industrial and household equipment, including insulators for electric heaters, using various materials.