Cheric (Sakurai Koki)

www.cheric.com

Cheric, a division of Sakurai Koki, specializes in the design and production of custom one-off metal parts for the automotive and motorcycle industries. The company offers end-to-end manufacturing services for single components, handling everything from initial design consultation to finished product fabrication. Their technical capabilities include precision machining, welding, and structural metalwork for a variety of vehicular components, such as handle bars, carriers, and specialized spacers. They serve both individual enthusiasts and industrial clients, utilizing a range of materials including iron, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass. Additionally, the company provides field assessment services to determine the feasibility of complex custom automotive modifications.

Sakurai Co., Ltd.

www.kksakurai.jp

Sakurai Co., Ltd. is an industrial manufacturing company based in Kakogawa, Hyogo, specializing in heavy-duty metal processing and machining. The company operates as a key manufacturing partner for major industrial firms, providing services such as 5-axis machining, turning, and large-scale metal component fabrication. They utilize an extensive fleet of specialized CNC equipment to achieve high-precision results for complex industrial parts. Committed to reliability and precision, the firm focuses on delivering consistent quality through established operational standards. The facility is equipped to handle large-dimension components, serving a diverse range of industrial sectors requiring durable and accurately finished metallic structures.

Sakurai Seisakusho

www.sakurai-ss.co.jp

Established in 1991 and based in Tokoname, Aichi, Sakurai Seisakusho specializes in large-scale metal fabrication for industrial machinery frames and components. The company provides a comprehensive one-stop production service, managing every stage from initial design drawings to cutting, machining, welding, painting, and final finishing in-house. They have the technical capability to handle complex geometries, including curved surfaces and intricate drilling, for both single-unit and small-lot production runs. Utilizing high-capacity equipment, they can process large workpieces up to 6 by 2 meters. By consolidating the entire manufacturing process within their own facility, they ensure streamlined project management, reduced communication errors, and faster delivery times for their clients.