List of Common materials products

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• Soundproofing/Shielding Unit

It can be quickly implemented in existing facilities such as outdoor areas and lockers where securing power is difficult. Rental options help reduce the costs of implementation and operation.

• Attendance management system

No couplant required, no rust removal needed, no coating removal needed for measuring steel plate thickness.

• Steel

We can process such long steel materials!! Drilling and tap milling for long materials like H-beams, channel steel, and angle steel!

• Secondary steel products

Delicious heatstroke prevention! We offer four flavors: cola, muscat, lactic acid drink, and watermelon!

• Safety and consumables

The standard anti-loosening component recognized by the world. It eliminates the loosening of bolts and nuts by utilizing axial force.

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This kit completes the repair work all by itself!

• Work tools

Prevents loosening of bolts due to harsh vibrations and temperature changes! Inserts ideal for aluminum base materials.

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No need for front tapping with the self-tapping feature! An insert that is resistant to loosening due to screw attachment and detachment.

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Stop bolt loosening caused by vibrations for sure! Since it does not rely on friction, it can be used in conjunction with lubricants.

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When paired with black products, the washer becomes inconspicuous, enhancing the design! Introducing custom items.

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With just a torque wrench, anyone can accurately tighten large diameter bolts!

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When you're troubled by wobbling and wear! Screws can prevent seizing and allow for stable tightening.

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Rich variety of materials and sizes! Reinforcing soft materials like aluminum with internal threads for weight reduction and improved repeatability.

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Compliance with various environmental regulations such as RoHS! Customization options are available, including changes in film thickness, added heat resistance, and reduced friction.

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No need for counterbore processing! Ideal for areas where you want to minimize the protrusion of the screw head or reduce weight.

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It is difficult to apply load to the counterpart resin material! It can be reused repeatedly for the same hole.

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The special component that was sprayed penetrates the gaps of the bitten screw section! It demonstrates a lubricating effect.

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Prevents seizing of threaded parts and wear of components! It adheres strongly and does not peel off, ensuring lasting effectiveness.

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Our original product created from the voices of customers who want to eliminate unnecessary inspections!

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Simply replace the existing screws! A product with high design and security features.

• Steel

Screws falling off the production line! Unnecessary costs incurred due to measures against loosening.

• Joining and fastening materials

Differences in tolerance ranges lead to the existence of grades! An explanation of the differences between old and new screw grades.

• Joining and fastening materials

The relationship between torque and axial force! Torque management alone is insufficient for reliable bolt fastening.

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Actually different! I summarized the specific differences between "insert bolts" and "double-threaded bolts."

• Joining and fastening materials

Causes of thick diameter bolts breaking! Explanation of countermeasures using a product called Super Bolt.

• Joining and fastening materials

By reviewing the tolerance settings in the drawings, we can improve production efficiency while maintaining quality!

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There are many types of resins, each with its own strengths and characteristics! Here are four perspectives to share.

• Joining and fastening materials

The coloring technology of stainless steel called "oxidation coloring"! Explanation of its mechanism, features, and applications.

• Joining and fastening materials

There are categories such as the basics of screws and JIS standards! Focusing on the technology of screw fastening, we will update.

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Optimal for space-saving and design enhancement! Ultra low-profile type.

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A strong ally for repairing and reinforcing threaded holes! Recoil inserts!

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Since tang folding is unnecessary, productivity will increase.

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A more durable insert system that replaces wires in screw part repairs.

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Eliminate the hassle, unevenness, and forgetfulness of adhesive application work! Support for prototypes, small lots, and short delivery times.

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Simultaneously resolves rotational and non-rotational looseness! Since it does not rely on friction, it can be used in conjunction with lubricants.

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General fastening components are available! Improve repetitive fastening tasks such as piping connections on a low budget.

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Guaranteeing high strength of 12.9 even for large diameters of M22 and above! A lineup of over 1200 sizes from M3 to M36.

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Flat fastening surface! Two types of recesses are used: "6-lobe" and "Quo," which provide good torque transmission.

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Grain refinement of metal structure! The tensile strength at around room temperature increases by approximately twice, achieving thin and lightweight designs.

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For the repair of engines for automobiles, motorcycles, ships, and aircraft, as well as parts for industrial machinery!

• Work tools

No need to bend or remove the tang! No need for bolt inspection for pitch skipping that was previously performed after insertion!

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Recommended for soft materials! An insert with a self-tapping feature that offers good workability.

• Steel

Reduced risk of pitch jumping during bolt tightening! A sturdy insert system that replaces wires.

• Steel

Solve the play in movable parts caused by pinhole wear! Significant reduction in maintenance costs and opportunity losses for equipment is possible.

• Reinforcement and repair materials

By knowing the correct design methods, you can prevent damage in advance and avoid the risks that come with burden.

• Joining and fastening materials

The balance of the three elements "type," "tightening torque," and "pilot hole diameter" is important for tapping screws!

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