[Pipe Case Study] Maintaining Product Durability and Achieving a "30%” Weight Reduction

Do you have concerns like wanting to reduce the weight of a product through design changes in components, or wanting to thin the pipes while maintaining durability?

Are you facing any concerns at the stage of considering product weight reduction? - I don't know any manufacturers that can produce thin-walled sizes. - I want to make conventional stainless steel and iron pipes lighter. - I have concerns about durability due to thinning. At Shin-Nichi Industries, a manufacturer of thin-walled pipes made from stainless steel, iron, and titanium, we quickly respond to various challenges requested by our customers with a rich lineup and flexible manufacturing. ■ Case Study: Air Conditioning Manufacturer Company A - Before Adoption We wanted to reduce the weight of the product, but there were concerns about durability when thinning the iron pipes being used. - Proposal We found that simply thinning the current pipes would not withstand pressure, so we proposed changing the components to "high-tensile strength pipes" and thinning them. ⇒ Achieved a weight reduction of [30%] while maintaining strength. ⇒ Additionally, thinning reduced material costs, contributing to a [15%] cost reduction. If you are facing concerns regarding "product weight reduction" or are considering it in the future, please feel free to consult with us. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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