■ The Strength of Our Country’s Forging Technology

Japan's forging technology has high competitiveness in terms of quality, cost, and delivery due to the progress in automation of equipment, a thorough quality control system, presence of high-quality technicians, and the like. Obtaining cost competitiveness, in particular, requires not only forging design technology and working process design technology, but a comprehensive development capability of the whole forging process such as mold technology, material technology, and forging peripheral equipment technology, for which daily efforts on technical improvements are largely responsible. The accumulation and database formation of this know-how is also progressing, which contributes to the maintenance of high competitiveness through the development of highly accurate net shape forming method, prevention of forging defects, promotion of cost reduction and others.

■ International Comparison of Forging Technology

(With Asian Countries)

Local production of forged products has increased because of the global expansion of various industries, mainly automotive. Despite the advantage of low costs, the difficulty of procuring high-quality raw material and fabricated material has been pointed out as a weakness of the parts procurement base in Asia. However, in the long term, if the procurement base improves and the local procurement rate increases, the competitiveness is expected to rise rapidly.      

(With Europe and America)

Precision forging technology was developed in Japan in the 1970s and 80s and used to lead the world, but the technological development in Europe and America has been conducted while looking at the leading country, and in many aspects it has been catching up.

Meanwhile, in the United States, where the aerospace industry is one of the leading industries, forging research on lightweight non-ferrous metals is developing.

■ The Strengths of Our Country’s Forging Technology

Japan's forging technology has high competitiveness in terms of quality, cost, and delivery due to the progress in automation of equipment, a thorough quality control system, the presence of high-quality technicians, and other factorsthe like. Obtaining cost competitiveness, in particular, requires not only forging design technology and or working process design technology, but also a comprehensive development capability of the whole forging process, which involves such as mold technology, material technology, and forging peripheral equipment technology to name a few. Much of it is attributed to , for which daily efforts on technical improvements are largely responsible. The accumulation and database formation of this know-how is also progressing, which contributes to the maintenance of high competitiveness through the development of highly accurate net shape forming method, prevention of forging defects, promotion of cost reduction and others.

■ International Comparison of Forging Technology

(With Asian Countries)

LThe local production of forged products has increased because of the global expansion of various industries, mainly the automotive. Despite the advantage of low costs, the difficulty of procuring high-quality raw material and fabricated material has been pointed out as a weakness of the parts procurement base in Asia. However, in the long term, if the procurement base improves and the local procurement rate increases, the competitiveness is expected to rise rapidly.     

(With Europe and America)

Precision forging technology was developed in Japan in the 1970s and 80s,  and the country has been ahead of used to lead the rest of the world in the segment ever since. , bBut the technological development in Europe and America hasve been  developing this technology conducted whileith one eye on  looking at the leading country, and in many aspects, itthey hasve already caught  been catching up.

Meanwhile, in the United States, where the aerospace industry is one of the leading industries, forging research on lightweight non-ferrous metals is developingadvancing.

■ The Strengths of Our Country’s Forging Technology

The forging technology used in Japan's is highly competitive forging technology has high competitiveness in terms of quality, cost, and delivery because of factors such as high due to the progress in automation of equipment, a thorough quality control system, and availability presence of highly -qualifiedty technicians, and the like. In particular, to achieve Obtaining cost competitiveness, it is very important in particular, requires not only to have a highly developed forging design technology and or working process design technology, but also to have a comprehensive development capability of the whole complete forging process, which  involves the use of various technologies such as such as mold technology, material technology, and forging peripheral equipment technology. Most of the development made in these technologies is attributed to , for which daily efforts on technical improvements are largely responsible. The aAccumulation and database formation of this know-how is are also progressing, which contributes helps in to the maintaining theenance of high competitiveness through the development of highly accurate net shape forming method, prevention of forging defects, promotion of cost reduction, and other such factors.

■ International Comparison of Japan’s Forging Technology

(With Asian Countries)

Local production of forged products has increased because of the global expansion of various industries, mainly especially the automotive industry. Despite the advantage of low costs, the difficulty of in procuring high-quality raw materials and fabricated materials has been pointed out as a disadvantage weakness of the parts procurement base in Asia. However, in the long term, if the procurement base improves and the local procurement rate increases, the competitiveness is expected to rise increase rapidly.     

(With Europe and the USAAmerica)

Precision forging technology was developed in Japan in the 1970s and 80s,  and the country has been ahead of used to lead the rest of the world in the this segment ever since. , but However, the technological development in Europe and America the USA hasve been  developing this technology conducted whileith one eye on  looking at the leading country, and in many aspects, itthey hasve already caught  been catching up.

Meanwhile, in the United States, where the aerospace industry is one of the leading industries, forging research on lightweight non-ferrous metals is developingadvancing.

■ The Strengths of Our Country’s Forging Technology

The forging technology used in Japan's is highly competitive forging technology has high competitiveness in terms of quality, cost, and delivery because of factors such as high due to the progress in automation of equipment, a thorough quality control system, and availability presence of highly -qualifiedty technicians, and the like. In particular, to achieve Obtaining cost competitiveness, it is very important in particular, requires not only to have a highly developed forging design technology and or working process design technology, but also to have a capability for comprehensive development capability of the whole complete forging process, which  involves the use of various technologies such as such as mold technology, material technology, and forging peripheral equipment technology. Most of the development made in these technologies is attributed to , for which daily efforts on technical improvements are largely responsible. The aAccumulation and database formation of this know-how is are also progressing, which contributes helps in to the maintaining theenance of high competitiveness through the development of a highly accurate net shape forming method, prevention of forging defects, promotion of cost reduction, and other such factors.

■ International Comparison of Japan’s Forging Technology

(With Asian Countries)

Local production of forged products has increased because of the global expansion of various industries, mainly especially the automotive industry. Despite the advantage of low costs, the difficulty of in procuring high-quality raw materials and fabricated materials has been pointed out as a disadvantage weakness of the parts procurement base in Asia. However, in the long term, if the procurement base improves and the local procurement rate increases, the competitiveness is expected to rise increase rapidly.     

(With Europe and the USAAmerica)

Precision forging technology was developed in Japan in the 1970s and 80s,  and the country has been ahead of used to lead the rest of the world in this segment ever since. , but However, the technological development in Europe and America the USA hasve been  developing this technology conducted whileith one eye on  looking at the leading country, and in many aspects, itthey hasve already caught  been catching up.

Meanwhile, in the United States, where the aerospace industry is one of the leading industries, forging research on lightweight non-ferrous metals is developingadvancing.

■ The Strength of Our Country’s Forging Technology

Japan's forging technology has high competitiveness in terms of quality, cost, and delivery due to the progress in automation of equipment, a thorough quality control system, presence of high-quality technicians, and the like. Obtaining cost competitiveness, in particular, requires not only forging design technology and working process design technology, but a comprehensive development capability of the whole forging process such as mold technology, material technology, and forging peripheral equipment technology, for which daily efforts on technical improvements are largely responsible. The accumulation and database formation of this know-how is also progressing, which contributes to the maintenance of high competitiveness through the development of highly accurate net shape forming method, prevention of forging defects, promotion of cost reduction and others.

■ International Comparison of Forging Technology

(With Asian Countries)

Local production of forged products has increased because of the global expansion of various industries, mainly automotive. Despite the advantage of low costs, the difficulty of procuring high-quality raw material and fabricated material has been pointed out as a weakness of the parts procurement base in Asia. However, in the long term, if the procurement base improves and the local procurement rate increases, the competitiveness is expected to rise rapidly.      

(With Europe and America)

Precision forging technology was developed in Japan in the 1970s and 80s and used to lead the world, but the technological development in Europe and America has been conducted while looking at the leading country, and in many aspects it has been catching up.

Meanwhile, in the United States, where the aerospace industry is one of the leading industries, forging research on lightweight non-ferrous metals is developing.

■ The Strengths of Our Country’s Forging Technology

Japan's forging technology has high competitiveness in terms of quality, cost, and delivery due to the progress in automation of equipment, a thorough quality control system, the presence of high-quality technicians, and other factorsthe like. Obtaining cost competitiveness, in particular, requires not only forging design technology and or working process design technology, but also a comprehensive development capability of the whole forging process, which involves such as mold technology, material technology, and forging peripheral equipment technology to name a few. Much of it is attributed to , for which daily efforts on technical improvements are largely responsible. The accumulation and database formation of this know-how is also progressing, which contributes to the maintenance of high competitiveness through the development of highly accurate net shape forming method, prevention of forging defects, promotion of cost reduction and others.

■ International Comparison of Forging Technology

(With Asian Countries)

LThe local production of forged products has increased because of the global expansion of various industries, mainly the automotive. Despite the advantage of low costs, the difficulty of procuring high-quality raw material and fabricated material has been pointed out as a weakness of the parts procurement base in Asia. However, in the long term, if the procurement base improves and the local procurement rate increases, the competitiveness is expected to rise rapidly.     

(With Europe and America)

Precision forging technology was developed in Japan in the 1970s and 80s,  and the country has been ahead of used to lead the rest of the world in the segment ever since. , bBut the technological development in Europe and America hasve been  developing this technology conducted whileith one eye on  looking at the leading country, and in many aspects, itthey hasve already caught  been catching up.

Meanwhile, in the United States, where the aerospace industry is one of the leading industries, forging research on lightweight non-ferrous metals is developingadvancing.