Colossal Manufacturing in JAPAN | World’s Smallest CMM Probe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
- Tyson and Travis take their next facility tour in Japan, at Mitutoyo's Kawasaki facility. Here they go through several different manufacturing stations and learn the history of Mitutoyo, from where Mitutoyo started and where they plan to go in the future!
0:00 Introduction
0:43 Facility Tour Begins
1:13 Lens Manufacturing
2:35 CMM Assembly
3:08 Extremely Small Probe
3:30 History of Mitutoyo
6:23 Sensoji Temple
7:55 Future of Mitutoyo
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I am very excited to see the future of this company. In my country, when you own one of the products of this company, you are considered very lucky. Frankly, the acquisition of a micrometer from this company is equivalent to riding a Mercedes here. It is for people who are very professional in their work and are keen on incredibly accurate dimensions BOOM 💥
You guys definitely need to do more factory tours. Just amazing to see.
Japan never stop making quality product😮
Amazing that the CEO is out there in person representing this excellent company. Great tour, thanks Travis and Tyson (and team).
I own made-in-Japan Mitutoyo products and they have worked flawlessly for YEARS. Love this company that has so much to offer with such high principles.
Amazing video guys!I am a CMM programmer and we have a lot of Mitutoyo machines in our inspection lab. I love hearing the stories of the Mitutoyo technicians when we have them over for calibrations about their factory in Japan. Now I have seen a glimps of it and understand what they are talking about. Amazing stuff, they do everything themselves and outsource nothing!
The vision that CEO Numata has for the future of his company is brilliant!
Yes. By 2030 he will know how to hold his farts so he can be carbon neutral, unless A.I. kills him.
Awesome tour. Travis and Tyson you all did a fantastic job on the Asian tour. Well spoken, I could watch your videos all day. What’s truly mind blowing is the brilliant minds behind the automation in these facilities. So much is taken for granted these days. Thanks to Titans of CNC and Mitutoyo for giving us a peek behind those closed doors. Amazing space age technology we have and most people have no clue as to what’s going on around them. Much love and gratitude.
You guys did an excellent job on this tour.
What struck me, though, was how respectful and genuine you were. Sometimes, in the manufacturing sector, companies can be a bit patronizing toward companies from other countries - particularly Asian-based ones.
As an Asian-American, thank you for your genuine kindness, respect, and appreciation for our culture and work.
Young cnc apprentice here! Very cool to see how everything is made and assembled. Got a lot to learn I tell yeah 😂
The more I learn, the more I realize how dumb I am.
It's a classic team up. Great video guys.
Old German Waldrich Coburg 😍
When I had a tour of the Joliet facility, was told that the first 100 micrometers made, only 20 passed their quality inspection.
Just recently bought a set of Mitutoyo's Digimatic Snap Bore Gages. I've always been impressed with Mitutoyo's craftsmanship and affordability but the snap bore gages are next level. Every morning when I come in, do my rounds and check the gage to the standard it's always dead nuts. Not to long ago we took on work from a Fortune 500 company that is bring their manufacturing back to the States. I want to keep the work we've got and take on more in the future. We're holding a few tenths and the gages give me confidence in the work we are sending out.
Superb video. Really interesting content.
Respect for Mitutoyo 🙏🏻
What an experience! Great video!
Great video! i like the CEO , he is smart and presents his Company with the utmost repsect it deserves ! i think, i will support him by buying a New Quantumike so he can invest in his future plans ! awesome company ! i love them
I forgot this is a cnc channel for a bit
What a great video....its sad that the general public has no idea of what it takes to manufacture and measure components assembled in so many of our products in the modern world.
Said it in a previous Japan tour video and will say it again. A visit to Mazak is needed.
I wish this was a 2 hour video!
amazing technology lads. seen both the Mitutoyo Micro-Stylus and the Werth Fibre Probe in action. Makes you want to hold your breath when you look at them up close.
COOL🤗👍👍👍👍.... Fine looking factory !
Amazing. You guys even went to Senso-ji Temple! Kaminarimon gate! ( You should have taken a rickshaw ride with Misa hime! )
Did you see Spaceboat on the Sumida-gawa?
Awesome little series! I kind of wonder what the scrap rate is at that high end of a manufacturing facility.
I've gotten 2 12" digital calipers stolen. would be nice if Mitutoyo partnered up with tile to track the caliper via Bluetooth. i might just open my current one up and see if i can fit the tile Bluetooth chip in there.
I think if every country would have this passion to make products in any industry we could go to other planets in different galaxies
To be the best, you have to know the best.
How is a .0001” diameter hole put in a part? Video on that?
Would have been done with EDM(Electrical Discharge Machining) but think that was a typo, pretty sure the smallest hole ever machined is .00044". Hopefully they do more EDM videos soon.
10 microns (0.010 mm) is only 0.0004 inches. You were off by an order of magnitude.
And 30 microns is just over "one thou", not a tenth.
Banzai 👍👍👍
Starrett was my go to for many years, but as their quality has declined over the years, Mitutoyo's just seem to be getting better. Please don't mistake this as me saying starrett is junk, but they are not what they used to be.
I changed from Starrett when my coworker bought a pair of 6" absolute digimatic calipers. He uses and abuses them around the saw daily and they are holding up just fine. In fact they changed my whole attitude on digital instruments.
you should visit a maid cafe
LOL
Maid Dreamin` in Akihabara! ☺
First one
Coordinate Measuring Machine is one of the advance manufacturing technology
So, basically all Japanese companies build their CNC machines with German made Waldrich Coburg😉 Waldrich- fundamental company, haha)))
Did he mean to say 1 micron instead of 10? 10 is .0004 not .00004
He messed up the conversion for 30 microns too.
The question is.....how did the ancient people do it.
And Korea made the copycat products, and the name is Samsung