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Trades about 3% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Punch Industry Co., Ltd. is a global manufacturer and distributor of specialized components for molds and dies, serving markets both within Japan and internationally. The company provides an extensive selection of plastic mold parts, including essential items such as ejector and core pins, sleeves, date stamps, angular pins, and slide cores. Their inventory also features guide rails, sprue bushings, various runner, gate, locating, leader, and ejector space components, along with mold opening controllers, cooling and heating elements, fasteners, and accessories. Additionally, they offer coil springs, electrodes, and chemical products. For press dies, Punch Industry supplies a diverse catalog that encompasses punch guide bushings, a variety of punches and dies (including forming, special-shaped, precision, and carbide types), retainers, and stripper bolts. Their offerings further include misfeed sensor components, coil and urethane springs, stripper guide pins and bushings, guide posts and bushings for die sets, and parts for guide lifters, holder guide post sets, automotive dies, and transfer dies. Completing their press die range are hooks for die storage, cam units, and wear plates. Custom-ordered parts are also available to meet specific client needs. These precisely engineered components are critical across numerous industries. Their general die solutions support applications in the automotive and electrical/electronic sectors. Plastic mold products are instrumental in the production of various plastic goods, from the outer shells of models to mobile phone casings. Similarly, their press dies are indispensable for fabricating metal components, such as battery enclosures and vehicle body structures. Punch Industry Co., Ltd. was founded in 1975 and operates from its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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