Points to identify issues that are likely to occur during mass production at the prototype stage.

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In this document, we introduce five key points to identify potential issues that are likely to occur during mass production of cold-formed and special screws at the prototype stage. We explain questions such as "Is it a product that requires a lot of secondary processing?" and "Are there strict tolerances on unnecessary parts?" We also include unique proposal examples and product cases from Tainishi Seiko. We encourage you to read through it. 【Contents (partial)】 ■ Five key points to identify potential issues during mass production at the prototype stage - Is it a product that requires a lot of secondary processing? - Are there strict tolerances on unnecessary parts? - Are there thin sections that put a burden on the mold? - If secondary processing is required, is the product shaped for easy flow in automatic machines? - If plating is necessary, is the shape conducive to easy plating? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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