The secret to creating flexible electric wires is creating thin wires.
By processing fine wires, stranded wires, and braided wires, we're supporting prototyping and R&D, meeting the needs of our customers.
We have a track record of creating ultra-thin fine wires measuring just 10 microns in diameter, not only using copper wire but also other metals, and we can create wire in a wide range of configurations.

We don't just make copper wire; we are also dedicating ourselves to the creation of aluminum electric wires.
Aluminum has seldom been used for these applications because it is less conductive than copper, but the demand for aluminum electric wire has been rising in recent years due to its light weight and lower cost.
For vehicles, in particular, reducing vehicle weights also contributes to improved fuel mileage.
In 2024, we will be establishing a new plant that specializes in aluminum and working to take on the world with our aluminum wire.

Until now, we have only been processing metals, such as copper. However, to achieve greater wire strength and durability while reducing wire weight, we will also take on the challenges of braiding and stranding wire made from materials other than metal.