Core Technologies
FCC is fully utilizing its core capabilities not only to maximize safely, quality, cost, and delivery for existing products, but we also look to utilize these core capabilities to efficiently develop products of the future which we anticipate being highly desired in the markets we serve.
Friction Material
FCC has focused on research & development as well as technology, and placed the friction material as its highest priority.
Regarding paper-based friction material which is a particularly detailed process, performance requirements are met by bringing the baseline production in-house for full control, as the process is the vital point since it significantly influences clutch performance. Not only clearing environmental regulations, but applying a bonding process which is capable of completely eliminating waste, we strive for technologies such as friction paper to maximize our manufacturing capabilities.
Segment Disk Manufacturing Process
The segmented friction lining bonding process is a unique process which FCC has developed. The process is a revolutionary manufacturing system wherein a tape-like lining is bonded to the core plate, enabling improved production efficiency and product yield. Groove pattern which is highly adaptive is characteristic of the process, also enabling flexible designs to meet various needs.
Clutch Housing Manufacturing Process
FCC’s integrated production systems team has developed a number of precision, and cost effective manufacturing methods for clutch housings. The innovative one-shot draw method as well as the precision thin gauge stamping both serve to minimize stamping stations and/or machining operations respectively, which serves to balance precision manufacturing and cost effectiveness.
Welding & Joining Technologies
FCC possesses a comprehensive range of welding and joining technologies, including TIG Welding, MIG Welding, Plasma Welding, Electron Beam Welding, Laser Beam Welding, Spot Welding, Projection Welding, Ultrasonic Joining, and Ring Mash Joining. With over 8 decades of manufacturing and metalworking experience, FCC has developed numerous optimized methods for joining similar and dissimilar materials.
Die Casting
FCC’s integrated production systems team is also utilizing a vacuum die-casting technique for motorcycle and automotive clutch aluminum components. With improved casting precision, and with less machining operations, and also by preparing the infrastructure to adapt to mass serial production volumes, FCC has developed a production system superior in cost performance.
Friction Material
Segment Disk Manufacturing
Clutch Housing Manufacturing
Welding & Joining Technologies
Die Casting
Friction Material
FCC has focused on research & development as well as technology, and placed the friction material as its highest priority.
Regarding paper-based friction material which is a particularly detailed process, performance requirements are met by bringing the baseline production in-house for full control, as the process is the vital point since it significantly influences clutch performance. Not only clearing environmental regulations, but applying a bonding process which is capable of completely eliminating waste, we strive for technologies such as friction paper to maximize our manufacturing capabilities.
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Established in June 1939 (Showa 14). Click here for company profile.
Our company was established in June 1939 as Fuji Lite Kogyosho Co., Ltd. At the time of its establishment, we were engaged in compression molding of synthetic resin products such as gears and clutch plates for parts made mainly of Bakelite resin. I was doing
In March 1943, the company name was changed to Fuji Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., and the English name was changed to Fuji Chemical Co., Ltd. After that, the scope of our business changed with the times, and we gradually specialized in clutches as we do today. As a result, we took the initials of Fuji Chemical Co., Ltd. and changed it to our current trade name, FCC Co., Ltd. (English notation: FCC CO., LTD.) in July 1984.
In February 2003, we were listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and in March 2004, we were listed on the First Section.
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