Notice of Web Seminar: "Case Studies of AM Utilization for Final Products" on January 24, 2023 (Tuesday) at 16:00.

3D printers are categorized into various types based on their manufacturing methods and materials used! It is very important to understand the characteristics of each.

Even though we refer to them as 3D printers, they are actually categorized into various types based on their manufacturing methods and the materials used. It is very important to understand the characteristics of each type in order to select the appropriate 3D printer based on the intended purpose and the shape of the product being created. This document outlines the lineup of 3D printers handled by Yashima Proceed, including their build areas, compatible materials, features, and application examples. We encourage you to read it. [Contents] ■ Printing Method ■ Build Area ■ Compatible Materials ■ Features ■ Application Examples *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Achieve more detailed models with nylon 12 material that has toughness and heat resistance! Autoclave sterilization is also possible.

Our 3D printing 'SLS' uses nylon 12 material with toughness and heat resistance, enabling the creation of more detailed models. Due to its toughness and heat resistance, autoclave sterilization is also possible. Since the nylon powder serves as a support material, it can accurately realize aerial structures and complex shapes. 【Features】 ■ The powder acts as a support material, allowing for hollow structures and complex shapes. ■ Multiple products with different shapes can be created simultaneously. ■ Large size printing is possible (printing area x670×y360×z560mm). ■ Finishing processes are available (painting, dyeing, machining). *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Exhibiting effectiveness during mass production with a design that has low anisotropy! In addition to PA12 and PA12 with glass beads, we have started accepting orders for PP molding.

Our 3D printing technology, 'HP Multi Jet Fusion', is characterized by its fast printing speed that is effective during mass production with minimal anisotropy in the printed parts. Since the powder acts as a support material, it allows for hollow structures and complex shapes. In addition to PA12 and PA12 with glass beads, we also accept printing orders for PP. 【Features】 ■ The powder acts as a support material, enabling hollow structures and complex shapes. ■ Multiple products with different shapes can be printed simultaneously. ■ There is minimal anisotropy in strength in the XYZ directions. ■ Post-processing is possible (painting, dyeing, machining). ■ PA12 is certified for biocompatibility (compliant with UPS Class I-VI and ISO 10993). *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Achieving 3D printing with PPS material, which excels in strength, heat resistance, and dimensional stability! It is particularly suitable for hollow structure fabrication.

Our 3D printing 'PBF' uses TreMill PPS, a PPS resin microparticle with suitable fluidity and polymer characteristics for the powder bed fusion method, thanks to Toray Industries, Inc.'s unique polymer design technology. It is also possible to select heat-resistant and strength-enhanced materials, such as those containing carbon fiber or glass fiber. The parts to be formed are melted and sintered by a laser, while the unsintered powder material serves as a support material, making it particularly suitable for hollow structure fabrication. 【Features】 - The powder serves as a support material, enabling hollow structures and complex shapes. - Multiple products with different shapes can be fabricated simultaneously. - Finishing processes are possible (painting, dyeing, machining). - TreMill PPS, suitable for fabrication, is used based on Toray Industries, Inc.'s polymer design. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Various models are realized with real materials ranging from ABS and PC to ULTEM1010 (PEI) and Antero800NA (PEKK).

Our company's 3D printing 'FDM' models three-dimensional objects by layering resin materials that are melted by heat. Various resin materials can be selected according to the application and purpose. It is capable of large-size modeling with a build area of x910×y605×z910mm, and finishing processes such as painting, bonding, and machining are possible. 【Features】 ■ Various resin materials can be selected according to the application and purpose (real materials) ■ Internal structures (solid, sparse) can be modified ■ Large-size modeling is possible (build area x910×y605×z910mm) ■ Finishing processes are possible (painting, bonding, machining) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The reality that can only be expressed in full color! We convey your product image more vividly.

Our 3D printing 'Inkjet' conveys your product image more vividly through full-color gypsum models with millions of color combinations. Since gypsum powder serves as a support material, it is possible to achieve intricate hollow structures and complex shapes with precision. Even residential bird's-eye view models can be created with detailed textures of each room's interior, allowing for a model that closely resembles the actual product, thus providing a more accurate representation and facilitating smoother negotiations. 【Features】 ■ Full-color gypsum models can convey product images more vividly. ■ Intricate hollow structures and complex shapes can be realized with precision. ■ Detailed textures of each room's interior can also be achieved. ■ Negotiations can proceed smoothly. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The ultimate reality model made possible by full color! Achieving realistic models with textures and simultaneous soft and hard material shaping.

Our 3D printing 'PolyJet' offers color variations with over 360,000 colors, enabling the reproduction of texture mapping. We consolidate the two processes of prototyping and painting into one, reducing lead time. Simultaneous molding of rubber-like and rigid materials is possible, and we also offer post-processing polishing as an option. 【Features】 ■ Consolidation of the two processes of prototyping and painting into one to reduce lead time ■ Simultaneous molding of rubber-like and rigid materials ■ Ability to reproduce texture mapping ■ Post-processing polishing option available ■ Layer pitch of 14–16μm / 27–30μm *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Daitō Shikō Co., Ltd. will exhibit at the "26th Promotion EXPO Spring" held at Tokyo Big Sight from Wednesday, April 22, 2026. At the exhibition venue, we plan to showcase a variety of original goods, including support merchandise, fans, sticker books, replica tickets, and more. If you are looking for SP tools, promotional items, or novelties, please be sure to visit our booth.

The demonstration showcases a variety of AI solutions, including AI-equipped PCs, workstations, the Japanese facial AI avatar "Aine," digital assistants, the compact desktop "Dell Pro Max with GB10" (equipped with NVIDIA GB10), rack-mounted solutions, and conference audio equipment. Digital assistants are already being implemented across a wide range of fields, including finance, healthcare, government agencies, and local municipalities, with expanding applications in marketing, customer service, and operational efficiency. This exhibition provides a valuable opportunity to directly see how "Aine" can contribute to solving business challenges.

"Connecting technology and field knowledge to accelerate implementation" We provide a space to co-create "solutions that can be used from tomorrow" by merging real challenges from the field with cutting-edge digital technologies (spatial, ground, DX), going beyond mere technology demonstrations. 【Event Overview】 Date: June 5, 2026 (Friday) Main session 13:30–17:30 Networking event: 17:45–19:45 Format: Akihabara Hall (3 Kanda Neribeicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) or Zoom webinar Expected attendees: 200 people Speakers: International Kogyo Co., Ltd. / Texar Co., Ltd. / Just Co., Ltd. / Toshiba Lighting & Technology Corporation / Ground Network Holdings Co., Ltd. / Nihon University College of Science and Technology, Department of Architecture Special website for the conference:

During the event, many companies shared common challenges such as: ・ Increasing employees’ net income without raising base salary ・ Preventing turnover through better benefits ・ Reducing bank transfer and operational costs TwooCa combines digital payments and employee benefits to help companies achieve: ・Higher real disposable income for employees ・ Improved engagement ・ Reduced transfer fees and administrative costs All sessions and booths are still available during the replay period. Please take this opportunity to visit the TwooCa online booth. ◆Register here https://it.expo.it-trend.jp/key/fjbpth3r ◆Replay available until March 22 (JST) Watch anytime, online

Based on research by the British web consulting company Bowen Craggs, we will explain the key trends in corporate communication, focusing on best practices. ■ Recommended for: - Those involved in the operation of corporate websites, regardless of whether they manage global sites - Those interested in web trends of global companies - Web personnel of global companies * We kindly ask that individuals and companies in the same industry as ours refrain from applying. ■ Agenda: 1. Greetings 2. Introduction of Bowen Craggs and the trend report "Index Snapshot" 3. Review of last year's rankings and themes 4. Introduction of the latest trends for 2026 - Best practices and rankings for corporate sites and social media - Measures companies should take in the era of AI search, with specific examples - Trends in the use of social media, etc. 5. Introduction of the "Global Website Best Practices Survey" service 6. Q&A session * The content of the above agenda is subject to change without notice. Thank you for your understanding. * This is a re-run of the seminar held on January 22, 2026.