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When it comes to cutting tools made of high-speed steel, cemented carbide, ceramic, CBN, diamond, etc., we offer recommendations based on our strengths as a specialized trading company.
・Milling tools
・Lathe tools
・CBN and Diamond tools
・Special tools

This is a packing material to be used in bulk-type packaging for shipping disk-shaped auto parts. The design had to take into account the size of the outer frame specified by the customer. In cases where the required quantity of packing boxes was placed according to product size, there was a large gap on the left and right sides of the frame. We proposed a corrugated board with a structure that could fill in the gaps, making the package resistant to lateral vibration. The product was adopted after rigorous vibration tests under harsh conditions.

We have received various certifications verifying our consideration of environmental issues, and all production activities at our own factory are carbon negative. We strive to reduce the environmental impacts of the materials we use, such as by suggesting the use of environmentally friendly paper.

This environmentally friendly bubble cushioning material is made with 28% less polyethylene resin than conventional products, containing 30% or more biomass plastic. Using plastic material made from sugarcane-derived biomass resources, this wholly unique product is certified by the Japan BioPlastics Association. Application of nanotechnology results in films that are stronger yet thinner, decreasing the amount of raw material used while reducing both carbon dioxide emissions and waste.

"setneck" is a true home chiropractic product developed through trial and error in response to requests from patients who get treated at osteopathic clinics. Therapists use their fingers in directly treating the affected area. The neck is a particularly delicate part of the human body that is extremely difficult to treat without many years of training, study, and practice. The setneck design faithfully mimics the form of the therapist's hands during neck treatments.

This is an example of a wall surface design created from the client's child's electrocardiogram and expressed in gold dust.