[Technical Information] Basics of Screw Manufacturing Technology [Cutting and Welding] Will Be Taught

Screws may be small and inconspicuous, but they are commonly used in products close to us. They are important components that play a role in various fields, including automobiles, buildings, computers, robots, as well as in asteroid exploration and medical applications. Due to the wide variety of shapes and materials of screws depending on the components they fasten and their intended use, it can be confusing when it comes time to choose. On our company's website, in the "Useful Information about Screws" section, we explain the characteristics, types, and surface treatments of screws, providing foundational knowledge. We offer detailed information for field workers, designers, developers, and anyone interested in screws. For more details, please click the related link to visit our company's website.

Do you know how the screws around you are made? There are various methods for processing screws, including cutting processes that remove metal, plastic processes that shape metal by compressing it, and welding processes that melt and join metals together. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages, as well as different shapes and materials it excels at processing. Our company possesses the manufacturing know-how necessary for screw production, including "forging," "cutting," and "welding." We also offer "composite processing" that combines these methods. By leveraging the characteristics of each process, we achieve optimal cost and quality in screw manufacturing. As a specialized group in fastening components, our company, which handles "forging," "cutting," and "welding," has published materials summarizing each of these technical details. For more information, please download and view the catalog page below.

Daiichi Kogyo is a specialized group that develops and manufactures fastening components, including both bolts and nuts. We conduct "forging," "machining," and "welding" in-house, accumulating production and manufacturing technology. While "forging" is the standard method for screw manufacturing, "machining" is also an important processing technology in screw production, especially when complex shapes or additional processes like drilling are required. Additionally, "welding" is a processing technology used in the manufacturing of fastening components to join two items together. Daiichi Kogyo possesses the manufacturing know-how necessary for "forging," "machining," and "welding" required for screw production. We can also perform "composite processing" that combines these methods. Our accumulated expertise in each processing technology allows us to design processes that leverage the unique characteristics of each method. We have compiled fundamental knowledge on screw manufacturing techniques, specifically "machining" and "welding." We will clearly explain each processing technology, manufacturing processes, and points to note regarding "machining" and "welding" in screw production, accompanied by images for better understanding. You can view related catalogs for free. Please take a look. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.