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Shinokura Electric Co., Ltd. Company Profile

Shinokura Electric Co., Ltd. Company Profile

For electrical machinery and equipment wholesale, as well as automation parts, contact Niikura Electric Co., Ltd.

Shinkura Electric Co., Ltd. is a company located in Kanagawa Prefecture that handles FA system equipment and FA sensors. Since its founding over 50 years ago, we have been able to develop by primarily focusing on products from the Panasonic (formerly Matsushita Electric) Group. Moving forward, we aim to continue contributing to society, particularly in the field of motion control, while always keeping our original spirit in mind. 【Business Overview】 ■ Wholesale of electrical machinery and equipment ■ General trading company for automation parts *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Automatic Control Equipment
  • Lighting outlet equipment

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Half mirror: Excellent track record with FA sensors (photoelectric sensors)!

Half mirror: Excellent track record with FA sensors (photoelectric sensors)!

We propose a highly experienced half mirror. It is a functional half mirror that can arbitrarily split light into reflected and transmitted rays.

【1】Are you facing any of these issues? ◆ Can you change the degree of transmittance and reflectance? ◆ Since the appearance changes depending on the angle, can we come up with a solution? ◆ Is it possible to design and film even with dielectrics? ◆ Given that there is a range of incident angles, can we take that into account? ◆ The shape is special, but can it be shipped as a component? 【2】Features of the Adachi New Industry Half Mirror It is a functional half mirror that can arbitrarily split light into reflected and transmitted beams. By forming a multilayer dielectric film, it achieves extremely low absorption and minimal light loss, allowing for high-efficiency light splitting compared to using metallic films. This product has a proven track record of being used in various devices, including FA sensors.

  • Security Sensor Systems
  • Security cameras and surveillance systems

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