INTERMOLD Die & Mold Asia Japan Metal Stamping Technorogy Exhibition

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ABOUT THE SHOW

株式会社キョーワハーツ

Exhibitor name
株式会社キョーワハーツ
Kyowa Hearts Co. ,Ltd
Booth NO. 6B-231-25
Address

〒223-0066

神奈川県

横浜市港北区高田西１-5-1

1-5-1,Takadanishi, Kouhoku-ku, Yokohama
Website https://www.kyowa-hearts.com
Email
Phone number +81-45-593-6116
PR message With 75 years of expertise, we manufacture ultra-small, high-precision metal parts. From prototypes to progressive stamping mass production, all dies are designed and built in-house. For medical, electronics, and semiconductor products, we propose optimal materials and structures.
The Main Item

Fine precision complex metal press processing products
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The name of Item[1] Fine precision complex metal stamping products
Details[1]

We design and build our own progressive stamping dies and mass‑produce micro‑precision electronic and electrical components. Our core expertise is high‑precision metal stamping and press‑formed products.
The name of Item[2] Ultra‑fine precision metal stamping for medical devices and semiconductor inspection equipment.
Details[2]

These components are ultra‑fine precision metal press‑formed products manufactured by our company for integration into medical devices and semiconductor inspection equipment. They are produced using advanced progressive stamping and in‑house die engineering, and are designed to accommodate difficult‑to‑form materials such as stainless steels, titanium, shape‑memory alloys, and precious metals.
The name of Item[3] Design, manufacture, and sale of progressive stamping dies
Details[3]

We design and manufacture progressive stamping dies in‑house, and we provide our dies for purchase upon customer request.
The name of Item[4] Press Forming of Magnesium Alloys
Details[4]

Magnesium alloys, long esteemed for their remarkable lightness, nonetheless present an exceptionally demanding challenge in press forming. Owing to their hexagonal close‑packed crystal structure, the available slip systems at ambient temperatures are severely limited, resulting in restricted ductility and a pronounced reluctance toward plastic deformation.
Consequently, magnesium alloys exhibit material behaviors distinct from those of aluminum or steel, and achieving stable, repeatable forming results requires a meticulously refined and rigorously controlled processing approach.
Category of
Exhibit Items

A. MOLDS, MOLD MATERIALS

Molds

Formed Products

M. PROTOTYPE, MODELING, 3D PRINTING

Prototype Manufacturer

N. PARTS PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY

Plasticity Processing

Precision Processing

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