Design and 3D modeling are the brains behind the manufacture of die casting molds. Efficiency can be greatly enhanced when both of these features are combined. CAD and CAM systems have been incorporated in a positive fashion, and designs of systems promoted with the aid of computers. Incorporating new technologies on a constant basis enables us to respond to demands for products that are becoming increasingly diversified and complicated.
Processing techniques require skills that are acquired by experience. By introducing up-to-date machines that operate at ever higher speeds, it is possible to achieve standards of processing that are both fast and increasingly accurate. We are also establishing an added value system, the aim of manufacturing die casting molds by means of with five-axis die casting control, and we are thus able to cope with increasingly tight deadlines.
After a die casting mold successfully clears the hurdle of a 3D measurement, the product moves on to the positioning process. After passing a final inspection, the product is then shipped. We always pay careful attention to accuracy, operability, durability, and maintainability and, by focusing on the advantages obtained by combining these four factors, we are able to deliver die casting molds that satisfy our customers.
Die casting is used for a variety of purposes, such as peripheral vehicle engine parts, motor parts, and aluminum wheels. As die casting grows more in diversity, requirements made of die casting die molds have also become more demanding. In order to meet the needs of the next generation, which are expected to be even tougher, we built a new factory in 2006 with a new company name, Toshihara Technos, and we will strive to succeed in even more challenging undertakings. We have introduced cutting-edge machines into our production process in order to automate systems, and in order to save power. This has allowed us to cope with complicated, three-dimensional shapes that have in the past proved difficult to cast with the use of die casting molds. We are proud of this technology, which enables us to occupy the ranks of one of the top five companies in Japan in this field. This technology has also been made possible by our highly-skilled engineers who operate these machines, and by the accuracy of our CAD and CAM designs. In order to prepare for the next generation of die casting molds, we will strive to raise even further the potential of each individual member of our company.
Headquarters
2425-18 Kamihigashinokawa, Kugata-Cho, Inazawa City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan 492-8038
TEL +81-587-32-1110 (Main)
FAX +81-587-32-7107