Products are sent down the line while being rotated so that they pass by six to eight fixed paint guns for painting.
This makes it possible to paint items as if on an assembly line, enabling continuous, mass painting of palm-sized products.

This machine is a six-axis robot equipped with spray guns that reproduce human spraying movements, allowing us to paint large or complexly-shaped products.
The equipment is located inside a cleanroom that filters dust and dirt from the air.

Your desired text is transferred to a kind of silicone rubber stamp, which is then printed on spherical surfaces such as golf balls, ballpoint pens, and other plastic items.
Normally, only one color can be printed at once, meaning that this is a time consuming process, however, by automating the steps in a multi-process system, we have shortened production time.

When processing equipment is required for assembling a product, we study the specs and create it at Daimei. We can create processing equipment to a variety of specifications, including cutters, screw fasteners, and box stackers, so we can also quickly deal with any issues that arise.

This is a method in which the material to be joined is pressed against a heated plate (hot plate) to melt the surface, then pressed against the other item before it cools. Once cooled, the items are welded together. The device is simple, produces no noise, and can weld plastic materials, so the materials can also be recycled.

This method uses ultrasonic wave vibrations to generate frictional heat on the surface of the materials you want to join, which then melts and welds the plastics together. ・Ultrasonic waves (high-frequency sound that cannot be heard by the human ear)
Short cycles mean that materials can be joined in just a few seconds, saving energy.