Ciao, Wakaba here! 🌸

Everyone, we had a welcome party for new employees at our company for the first time in years! About 30 people attended the first party, but for the second round, about 20 of us younger folks moved to the same venue. It was super fun, whether they drink or not.

Now, let’s announce the YouTube access rankings for May!

🏆 1st Place: Numalliance Robomac 210eMotion
This video takes the top spot again! It’s fast and easy to program. You can see the actual machine at our Chiryu Center, so definitely come and check it out! (Sales only in Japan)

🌟 2nd Place: NF12 Very Long Extension Spring Test
Long springs are a challenge whether they’re compression, extension, or torsion springs. We’ve uploaded a test video.

🚀 3rd Place: NF12 Coiling with very Short Straight Hook
Processing with a single upper slide, using the front and back movement feature to perform short bend and coiling.

🔧 4th Place: NFA23 (Torsion Machine) Hook and Taper Coiling
I’ve reposted it with a new thumbnail. It’s an interesting process using a core rod at the end of the slide and making the most of three-dimensional movement from the top slide.

🌈 5th Place: MG100 Coiling with Inside Hook
This video continues to be popular. The MG100 can handle up to a 10mm diameter and is a versatile coiling machine.

💪 6th Place: ME-02R 6-axis CNC Camless Micro Coiler
This is a presentation video for the fully NC micro-coiler ME02R. Setup is tough with small springs, but adjustments are easy with NC and micrometers!

👍 7th Place: NFA23 Axial Gap Motor Coil with Flat Cooper Wire
Continuous bending coil of copper flat wire edge-wise. It’s back in the rankings. The ability to make fine adjustments is a big advantage of processing with a torsion machine.

🔄 8th Place: TF German Hook
Popular tension spring processing. Making hooks is important, but the basics of tension springs start with coiling. Trust the TF series for precision and initial tension!

🌀 9th Place: NF12 W Torsion Spring with inside hooks and connecting portion bent by press
Using molds on the left and right slides, multiple bends of the W torsion connection are pressed in one go. Ingenuity in processing methods is crucial with torsion machines.

🌟 10th Place: ZF40 Glasses
Of course, they’re not real glasses. It involves bending and coiling, and the nose pad part is also precisely processed.

Each video on YouTube includes detailed descriptions, so check them out for reference.
Please subscribe to our channel and look forward to the next rankings! I hope they can be a helpful hint for your processing needs. 🌟

Did everyone enjoy the Golden Week? I wanted to take a long break too, but since I’m still a newbie, I have to hold off on taking any paid leave. 😅

By the way, our company has welcomed some newbies, and we’re finally going to have the welcome party that has been postponed due to COVID! Morio and I will be joining too—I wonder if everyone will notice us. SHINKO will pay also for us, I wonder?

Alright, let’s dive into the April YouTube access rankings!

🏆 1st Place: Numalliance Robomac 210eMotion
This video remains proudly at the top! We even updated the thumbnail. You can see the actual machine at the Chiryu Center, so definitely come check it out! But sorry, we can sell this machine only in Japan.

🌟 2nd Place: CG40B Tilt Cutting
Holding steady at second! This unique cutting method not only reduces burrs but also extends the life of the arbor (mandril)—pretty cool, right?

🚀 3rd Place: MG100 Coiling with Inside Hook
The MG100 is a multifunctional coiling machine that can handle wire up to 10mm in diameter. This video really shows off what the MG100 can do, so take a closer look!

🔧 4th Place: CG60 Cutting without Arbor (Mandril) for Small Index Spring
This one’s a regular on our list too. Cutting from below with a wedge and then folding from above minimizes burrs—a neat trick!

🌈 5th Place: TF German Hook
The basic yet essential German U-hook for extension spring processing. There are lots of other videos on tension spring processing, so check those out too!

💪 6th Place: CG12 Arc Spring
Making its debut on our list! The springs sway a lot, so they’re often processed straight and are bent afterwards. We were hesitant to feature this video, but I’m glad I did because it got lots of hits!

👍 7th Place: NF12 Rotary Cutting on Torsion Machine
Also new on the list. The right tool cuts wire with the guide, and when retracting, it moves slightly forward to change the trajectory, ensuring the spring tip doesn’t scrape. I hope this can serve as a reference for your operation to reduce burrs!

🔄 8th Place: NF12 Copper Wire Triple Coils
A newcomer to our rankings, though the video is a bit old. Thanks to the servo control in the lateral direction, it allows for very precise positioning, making for beautifully coiled wires. You can even attach a copper wire peeling unit!

🌀 9th Place: NF12 2-Step Bending
Another new entry. This technique involves knocking a tool into the wire from the side to bend it, and then pushing it deeper for further processing. This is possible because the slides can move in two and three dimensions!

🌟 10th Place: SC20M Oval Springs
The coil slide moves up and down, allowing for the combination of straight and curved lines to create oval springs. You can see the actual machine at the Chiryu Center, so be sure to check it out!

How were they? Each video on our YouTube site includes a description, so use it as a reference.
And please, don’t forget to subscribe to our channel and join us in exploring the exciting world of spring manufacturing! Stay tuned for the next rankings!

※#This blog is made by generative AI from original text.