Attention those struggling with cost reduction through press processing and tap mass production! We are currently offering simulation materials! Typically, tap processing is done in the post-processing stage after press processing, using dedicated tap machines to process one or multiple pieces simultaneously. However, when production volume is high, it becomes necessary to increase both the number of dedicated tap machines and the workforce in the post-processing stage. This leads to additional equipment and labor costs, driving up overall expenses. Furthermore, the unit cost of the product includes both press processing and tap processing fees, resulting in significant costs. While there is a perception that tap-integrated progressive dies are expensive, if there is a high production quantity expected to continue for several years, the product cost can essentially be limited to the expense of one punch of press processing, allowing for the die costs to be recouped in a relatively short period. If you are seeking a detailed cost reduction simulation, please contact us for more information.

Attention those struggling with cost reduction through press processing and tap mass production! We are currently offering simulation materials! When it comes to tap processing, it is generally done as a subsequent process after press processing, using dedicated tap machines to process one or multiple pieces simultaneously. However, when production volumes are high, it becomes necessary to increase both the number of dedicated tap machines and the number of operators in the subsequent process. This leads to additional costs for equipment and labor, driving up overall expenses. Furthermore, the unit cost of the product will include both press processing and tap processing costs, resulting in significant expenses. There is a perception that tap-integrated progressive dies are expensive, but if you anticipate high production quantities over several years, the product cost can essentially be reduced to the cost of one punch of press processing, allowing for the die costs to be recouped in a relatively short period. If you are seeking a detailed cost reduction simulation, please contact us for more information.

A must-see for those struggling with cost reduction through press processing and tapping mass production! We are currently offering simulation materials! When it comes to tapping, it is generally done in the post-processing stage after press processing using dedicated tapping machines to process one or multiple pieces simultaneously with multi-axis machines. However, when production volume is high, it becomes necessary to increase both the number of dedicated tapping machines and the workforce in the post-processing stage. This leads to additional costs for equipment and labor, driving up overall expenses. Furthermore, the unit price of the product consists of both press processing costs and tapping costs, resulting in significant costs. There is a perception that tapping integrated progressive dies are expensive, but if the production quantity is high and expected to continue for several years, the product cost can essentially be limited to the cost of one punch of press processing, allowing for the die costs to be recouped in a relatively short period. If you are looking for a detailed cost reduction simulation, please contact us for more information.

A must-see for those struggling with cost reduction through press processing and tap mass production processing! We are currently offering simulation materials! When it comes to tap processing, it is generally done in the post-process after press processing using dedicated tap machines to process one or multiple pieces simultaneously. However, when production volumes are high, it becomes necessary to increase both the number of dedicated tap machines and the number of operators in the post-process. This results in additional costs for equipment and labor, leading to increased overall costs. Furthermore, the unit cost of the product will include both press processing costs and tap processing costs, resulting in significant expenses. Although there is a perception that tap-integrated progressive dies are expensive, if there is a high production quantity expected to continue for several years, the product cost can essentially be covered by the cost of one punch of press processing, allowing the die costs to be recouped in a relatively short period. If you are looking for a detailed cost reduction simulation, please contact us for more information.

A must-see for those struggling with cost reduction through press processing and tap mass production! We are currently offering simulation materials! When it comes to tap processing, it is generally done as a subsequent process after press processing, using dedicated tap machines to process one or multiple pieces simultaneously. However, if the production volume is high, it becomes necessary to increase both the number of dedicated tap machines and the number of workers in the subsequent process. This leads to additional costs for equipment and labor, driving up overall costs. Moreover, the unit price of the product will include both press processing costs and tap processing costs, resulting in significant expenses. There is a perception that tap-integrated progressive dies are expensive, but if there is a high production volume expected to continue for several years, the product cost can essentially be covered by the cost of one punch of press processing, allowing for the die costs to be recouped in a relatively short period. If you are looking for a detailed cost reduction simulation, please contact us for more information.