Since our establishment in 1947, we have always pursued the potential of new technologies and
continued to grow. In addition to the traditional Tokoname and Arimatsu plants, we constructed
the Toyoake plant in 2023, and have established an integrated production system that includes
everything from product development to tooling design and fabrication, pressing, welding,
machining, assembly, and surface treatment, mainly for automotive applications.
In our technical department, with the introduction of state-of-the-art equipment, we have been
able to produce unique, high-functioning stamping tooling and achieve complex, high-precision
press processing. In the production department, we have built an efficient production system
through the use of our own developed press machines and automated equipment, and we are actively
engaging in the production for next-generation vehicles such as EVs, especially in recent years.
As the external and economic environments change rapidly, adapting flexibly remains a
significant management challenge, but responding to DX is also essential in the upcoming digital
society. As one part of realizing this, we have developed and are utilizing the cloud system
called IoTGO, which allows us to understand the operation status of facilities in real time and
improve productivity, in cooperation with our affiliated company, MicroLink Inc.
In performing daily operations, including technological development, it is essential not only to
enhance knowledge and skills but also to foster an organic functioning of the organization based
on the spirit of harmony, trust, and communication, so that all employees can fully demonstrate
their abilities. To this end, we are focusing on effective human resource development and
creating a safe and rewarding workplace.
We will continue to leverage our strengths to create value that pleases our customers, strive
for the prosperity of the company and the happiness of our employees, and aim to become a
company that contributes to the local community while pursuing the dream of becoming a
100-year-old company.
We look forward to your continued warm support.
CORPORATE PHILOSOPHY
Company Motto
Happiness | Devotion | Prosperity
Management Philosophy
Hone skills, cultivate harmony, and realize dreams
With trust and cooperation, we aim to improve technology and skills,
ensuring the company's sustainable development and striving to be a 100-year company.
Corporate and Environmental Policies
Formulated as annual policies
Action Guidelines
Establish action guidelines in 20 areas including regulations, communication, work quality,
technology, safety, and policy, and promote activities towards achieving goals.
Company Name | KUNO Kinzoku Industry Co., Ltd. |
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Founded | January 1947 |
Established | November 1950 |
Capital | 80 million JPY |
Location | Tokoname Plant 174 Aza Ikeda, Kume, Tokoname-shi, Aichi 479-0002 (Kume Nambu Industrial Park ) Arimatsu Plant 201 Nozue-cho, Midori-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Toyoake Plant 157 Motoyashiki, Sakae-cho, Toyoake City, Aichi |
Telephone | 0569-43-8801 (main) |
FAX | 0569-43-8008 |
Representative | Tadahiro Kuno, President & Representative Director |
Number of Employees | 300 (Male: 235 / Female: 65) |
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Business Activities | Design and development of automotive and industrial parts, die fabrication, presswork, welding, assembly, machining, surface treatment |
Major Clients | Aisin Co., Ltd., NTN Co., Ltd., Autoliv Co., Ltd., Denso Corporation, Toyota Iron Works Co., Ltd., Hitachi Astemo, Ltd., Futaba Industrial Co., Ltd., Mitsubishi Motors Corporation, Mitsubishi Electric Mobility Co., Ltd., Toyota Boshoku Hirose Co., Ltd., and more than 30 other companies... |
Affiliate Company | MicroLink Corporation (computer software development) |
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KUNO Kinzoku Industry takes a variety of initiatives within and outside of the company. See our efforts below.
For presswork makers, dies are the most important piece of know-how, and the technical capabilities of presses are mostly determined by die precision. At our company, more than 90% of dies are fabricated in-house, taking advantage of our expert die-making techniques and extensive equipment line-up. We handle everything in-house from the design to manufacturing and maintenance, and we have built advanced technologies in the fields of die design, die parts processing, and trial adjustment, which are the key to high-precision dies.
Since the development of FA robots in the 1980s, we have been putting effort into the use of ICT. Using a combination of our own servers, IoT, and cloud computing, we have introduced a dedicated in-house system for production management, die management, quality control, management of EDI suppliers, all the way to automated warehouse management. We are also moving forward with the automation of our expertise with ICT for the improvement of production processes using mobile devices and the systemization of our craftsmen’s intuition and skill. This has enabled the creation of an environment in which staff can concentrate on coming up with work ideas and strengthening their technical capabilities.
Our company has a history of more than 70 years with advanced technology as our competitive edge. Since our founding, we have placed the utmost importance on the development of outstanding staff to support our technical capabilities, and have continued to actively foster development of skills through various education and training programs. We also exert effort in creating a climate that encourages proactive technical improvement and the improvement of productivity at worksites through technical certifications that motivate staff to improve their skills and through club activities that provide opportunities for self- and mutual development.
We are a metalworking manufacturer that provides a full range of services manufacturing pressed
parts for automobiles and other equipment, from process development, product design, die design
and creation, and pressing, through to secondary processing such as machining, welding, and heat
treatment. With a combination of wide-ranging underlying technologies, expert die-making
techniques accumulated since the company’s founding, and a variety of equipment developed
in-house, we are able to provide difficult highly complex high-precision presswork. We support
production of the most advanced parts, a field that is progressing rapidly in functionality,
such as through the use of high-tensile materials.
With our integrated system that handles all pre- and post-processing of presswork, it is
possible to manufacture products with consideration in the development stage given to processes
after pressing. By creating manufacturing drawings in consideration of post-processes, which are
not shown in the product blueprints, we can prevent problems that may arise during mass
production, and also improve precision with the combination of processes. Even if you only
require product blueprints, we can provide the shape and precision you need quickly and
reliably.
Name of Equipment | Capacity/ function |
Number of Units |
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1200-ton progressive servo press | 1200t | 2 |
800-ton progressive servo press | 800t | 1 |
600-ton progressive servo press | 600t | 2 |
500-ton progressive press | 500t | 4 |
300t-110t progressive press (Aida Engineering, etc.) | 300-110t | 16 |
Transfer press | 300-150t | 4 |
Robot servo press | 250-200t | 8 |
Robot press (Aida Engineering, etc.) | 300-110t | 111 |
Tandem press (Aida Engineering, etc.) | 200-20t | 37 |
Spot welding robot | 6-3axis | 47 |
Stationary spot welding machine | 146 | |
Fiber laser welding machine | 2 | |
Multi-axis spot assembly robot | 6axis | 6 |
CO2 welding robot | 6axis | 17 |
NC lathe (Yamazaki Mazak Corporation, etc.) | Post-press processing | 15 |
Machining unit (Kitamura Machinery, etc.) | 5 | |
Hydrocarbon cleaning machine | 3 | |
Alkaline ion cleaning machine | 1 | |
Laser marker (Keyence) | 2 | |
Balance measurer | 2 | |
Servo tap machine | 4 | |
Inkjet processing machine | 1 | |
Automatic label applicator | 2 | |
Automatic gore filter applicator | 2 | |
Nut crimping machine | 1 | |
Key cart (L&F) | 1 | |
Automatic box changing machine (in-house made) | 10 | |
Misassembly inspection device (image processing) | 2 | |
Elevator | 1 | |
Automated warehouse (product & mold) | 1t | 9(6200 pallets) |
Automated warehouse (for poly boxes) | 100kg | 4(5000 poly) |
Automated warehouse (for large molds & coils) | 5t/3t | 2(1300 shelves) |
Robo Crane | 1t | 1 |
Name of Equipment | Capacity/ function |
Number of Units |
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Press forming analysis software | 1 | |
2D & 3D CADCAM x10 units | Die design / NC data creation | 16 |
3D printer | 310×220×290 | 2 |
Non-contact three-dimensional measuring machine | 480×400×250 | 2 |
Ultra-precision horizontal machining center | 850×750 | 1 |
Ultra-precision CNC jig borer | 1200×800, etc | 3 |
Wire-cut electrical discharge machines (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation) | 800×600, etc | 10 |
Surface grinding machine | 1260×610. etc | 5 |
High-speed NC EDM machine | 1000×700 | 1 |
5-axis machining center | φ600x600 | 1 |
NC lathe | φ900×600, etc. | 3 |
CO? laser processing machine | 1200×2500 | 1 |
Try-press | 500t | 7 |
Hydraulic try-press | 500t | 1 |
Name of Equipment | Capacity/ function |
Number of Units |
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Three-dimensional measuring machine | 1/10000mm | 2 |
Digital microscope | ×1000 | 1 |
Handheld probe three-dimensional measuring instrument | 1/1000mm | 1 |
One-shot 3D measuring machine | 1/1000mm | 1 |
Universal tensile testing machine | 800N-200KN | 1 |
Large roughness and shape measuring machine | 1/1000mm | 1 |
Micro Vickers hardness tester | ×100 / ×400 | 1 |
*Our relevant department will try to respond to your inquiry as quickly as
possible. Depending on the content of your inquiry, we may not be able to provide an answer or
it may take some time to respond.
Please note that inquires received on days when the business is closed will be handled on the
next business day.
Thank you for your understanding.
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