For those struggling with shibo processing and fine processing! Tsujikawa's 5-axis laser engraving.

It supports engraving for molds used in primary processing such as injection molding and molds for secondary processing such as hot stamping, enabling a wide range of decorative proposals.

▶Satin Finish ▷Feature 1 - Reduction of Environmental Impact Compared to traditional etching methods for satin finishing, environmental impact is dramatically reduced. ▷Feature 2 - Enhanced Design Quality Utilizing the fine processing capabilities of lasers, it is possible to reproduce higher design quality and textures on molds. Complex gradient expressions, multiple heights, and smooth uneven textures can also be applied. It is possible to simultaneously process different expressions such as intricate hairlines, textures, and relief shapes that cannot be achieved with etching or engraving plates. We can accommodate complex molds with curved surfaces. Our in-house design department utilizes unique know-how to enable the expression of fine and previously unseen textures and finishes. ▷Feature 3 - Digitalization of Processing Steps It allows for reduced lead times and guarantees consistent quality for molds with high production volumes or updated designs. ▶Fine Processing ▷It is easier to achieve sharper edges than with standard small-diameter tools, and since it is not a physical machining process like cutting, there is no risk of tool damage due to the hardness of the steel or engraving depth. ▷Unlike discharge machining, there is no need for electrode manufacturing processes, allowing for direct engraving on molds, which reduces production labor.

basic information

By applying special laser engraving to the molding die, fine textures are imparted to plastic molded products. It is possible to simultaneously process different expressions such as complex hairlines, grain patterns, and relief shapes that cannot be represented with etching plates or engraved plates. We also accommodate complex molds, including curved surfaces. We have prepared a unique laser processing sample called "RAY Texture," from which you can choose patterns. For more details, please refer to the information below.