The AMADA Magazine For Your Success
No.4 / Published May, 2018
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Echizen Uchihamono
Forging and hand finishing - techniques used to make 1.4 meter long maguro knives, and a variety of Japanese and western style knives
FEATURE : “Monozukuri” FASTENERS & ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS
IoT Model Based on an Integrated Production Concept
Manufacturing that Supports the Global Top Fastener Brands
YKK Corporation
CASE STUDY : Smart Manufacturing
Monozukuri reform that corresponds to automation and IoT
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation
“COOL SHEET METAL” - the slogan of automation
BLIKSEN Co., Ltd.
A smart factory with “V-factory”
Sanko Sangyo Co., Ltd.
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No.4 / Published May, 2018
Echizen Uchihamono
Forging and hand finishing - techniques used to make 1.4 meter long maguro knives, and a variety of Japanese and western style knives
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Tankin - Traditional technique going back to 4000 B.C. Refined tool manufacturing passed down in Kyoto, the 1200 year old historical capital of Japan
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where the culture and tradition of Japanese craftsmanship is alive
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