KIRIORI is a brand that was born from Takahashi Keisei Corporation, a precision die-cutting manufacturer founded in 1943.
Takahashi Keisei Inc. specializes in precision cutting dies that requires high dimensional accuracy.
They are used in the production of smartphone LCD films that are popular worldwide.
Since product development is conducted based on die-cutting technology,
they can develop products that cannot be replicated.
Cutting die is used to punch out (cut) sheet-like materials with a blade, similar to a cookie cutter.
Since it uses a blade to cut, it has a beautiful cut surface without burning like laser processing.
Optional processing such as folding line processing, emboss processing that gives unevenness to the surface,
and fine piercing is also possible.
Embossing + punching
Fold line processing
Initial costs for cutting die is high,
but the processing cost per sheet is cheaper than that of laser processing,
making it suitable for mass production.
| Cutting die | laser | |
| Mass production | ◎ | △ |
| Fine processing | ○ | ◎ |
| Cut surface (cut surface) |
◎ | △ (burnt/discolored) |
| Optional processing | ◎ Irregular processing/ folding processing |
△ Cut only |
| processing material | Paper (thin to thick) eather cardboard rubber wood (MDF) plastic film food, etc. |
Paper (thin paper) acrylic wood (MDF), etc. |
| others | Suitable for mass production that requires a cutting die |
