Measuring a handle (prototype) with a 3D measuring instrument

Measuring a handle (prototype) with a 3D measuring instrument

Nishikawa Seiki Mfg. has completed a commercial model of an archery bow tool for athletes. The company plans to conduct a series of tests with athletes, and aims to adopt the product for use by athletes participating in the Tokyo Olympics. The company plans to start full-scale sales by 2020. We have developed the core part of the bow's body, which is called the "handle. It can be connected to the rim (plate spring) of overseas manufacturers, which is connected to the handle. "The feature of the handle is that it can be customized. President Nishikawa is proud to say, "We have created a world-class handle. Using the Monodzukuri (manufacturing) subsidy, the company installed a 3D measuring instrument made by Keyence in late May. With the introduction of the 3D measuring instrument, we can now do everything in-house, from designing to cutting and measuring the dimensions of the product. Photo taken on June 12, 2019, location unknown, credit: Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun / Kyodo News Images

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