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Visit to Fujiwara Industries Co., Ltd. | Learning 3D CAD and 3D Printing

2017/02/11

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

 

Actually, I paid you a visit the other day.

Machinery Rental and Materials Sales for Anchor and Rock Bolts

Fujiwara Industries Co., Ltd.  It seems that...

Although I’m a regular reader of your blog, this is my first time visiting.

Actually, I went to the office to do some studying.

That is,

This is it!

3D CAD and 3D printers.

President Fujiwara had been working on development in this area for some time, and I was very interested.

Since I’m getting into development myself, I figured it was about time to learn 3D CAD, so I went to take some classes.

I'm a fairly skilled CAD user myself, but that's strictly limited to 2D CAD.

For some weird reason, I just really want to draw legal borders in 3D! And,I want to speed up developmentThat is the reason.

I learned a lot.

President Fujiwara! Thank you very much.

 

So,It's the factory tour we've all been looking forward to lol

I absolutely love manufacturing plants.

This is a system for managing stress digitally.

This product automatically transfers data to a USB drive after tension control, eliminating the need for manual record-keeping.

This is a testing machine capable of performing calibration tests on jacks.

It's great that everything is handled in-house!

I was making the round tampon in the second-floor hallway lol

This is Kronenbit.

A drill bit used for tasks such as anchor drilling in conditions with high groundwater pressure.

I think we probably have the largest inventory in Japan.

This is also a mouth-end packer used for measures against pressurized water, isn't it?

This is a packer used to stop water from entering through the wellbore opening after the casing has been removed.

Here's a brand-new taper plate, fresh off the press.

It's full of trade secrets, lol.
And everything is handmade!!

This is another familiar product, but I hear a new model of the Digital Slant has recently been released.

I still have a lot of photos, but the rest are...HPGo ahead and take a look to see what's there.

 

This time, I really rediscovered the joy of making things.

I really came to realize how important it is to create things one by one like this.

I, too, want to create products that make it just a little bit more comfortable for everyone in the slope stabilization industry to do their jobs!

That said,My main line of work is slope construction and construction management.But still, lol

To All Employees of Fujiwara Industries Co., Ltd.: Thank you for your time,
Thank you so much.

And the thing that really blew my mind this time was,

FSC = Fujiwara Sangyou Corporation

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By the way,

Fujiwara Industries Co., Ltd. will now also be carrying Bolt Scale products.

Please contact us directly.

 

See you later.

For inquiries regarding bolt scales, clip spacers, and greening spacers, please see the list of retailers below.

Natural Applied Sciences, Inc.
(Slope Engineering Division)

Koiwa Wire Mesh Co., Ltd.
(Please contact any of our sales offices nationwide)

Showa Co., Ltd.
(Kagoshima Prefecture)

Fujiwara Industries Co., Ltd.
(Osaka: Bolt Scale only)

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