Turm processing method

What is the Turm method?

Following Warisaki®, our unique Turm method is a method for forming solid protrusions.
By “gathering and lifting” the material from two, four, or eight directions, or from all around the perimeter, a solid protrusion is formed.
Can be processed cold using a general-purpose press machine.

Product examples

Proposal for prototype power collection terminals for next-generation vehicles

Turm processing method

Method for forming solid protrusions
Name of method: Turm

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1 process - Aluminum

1 process – Aluminum

1 process - Copper

1 process – Copper

Product examples

Solid protrusions on top and bottom in one step

Solid protrusions on top and bottom in one step

Enlarged cross-sectional view from the side: Solid protrusion in one step

Enlarged cross-sectional view from the side: Solid protrusion in one step

Solid protrusion in a square column

Solid protrusion in a square column

Solid protrusions made of aluminum and copper materials

Solid protrusions made of aluminum and copper materials

Formation of the solid protrusion

Previously, pressed parts and forged parts were manufactured separately and then welded together, but with the Turm method, integrated molding is possible even with general-purpose press machines.

Patents

We have obtained patents in Japan, the United States, China, South Korea, Taiwan, and various European countries.

List of patents for the Turm method
Turm processing method