Junkosha was established in 1954 as a manufacturer of tubes for electrical insulation. We pioneered the molding of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and this technique was quite rare at that time.
Junkosha was established in 1954 as a manufacturer of tubes for electrical insulation. We pioneered the molding of polyvinyl chloride(PVC) and this technique was quite rare at that time. However, having realized the limitation for satisfying customer demand by conventional polymers, Junkosha started focusing on a fluorocarbon polymer known as “FEP100X” in 1961.Then we succeeded in mass-production of this material for the first time in Japan. Inspired by this success, Junkosha started positively aggressively to develop wires, cables, tubes, films, molded products, and other basic products using fluorocarbon polymers. These efforts laid the foundations of the today’s Junkosha. Since then, we have been tackling various technological challenges in polymer science field and we have been continuing to develop a wide range of applications based on polymer molding, polymer compounding, and reforming technologies. As industry continues to advance, we have been able to meet the increasingly sophisticated needs of our customers. Our products and technologies have been contributing to develop Japanese industry through a wide range of applications, including computers, satellites, precision machinery, robotics, medical devices, and semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
Junkosha's Joe Rowan discusses the company's new MWX7 cable assemblies and, more broadly, what makes for a worthy cable assembly for use in 5G large-scale, phased-array radar ...
A host of interconnect solutions were on display throughout the IMS exhibition floor, offering ever-higher frequency performance and superior phase stability.
It seems like 5G communications grabs lots of headlines, while interconnects often fade into the background. Junkosha’s Joe Rowan reverses that trend, answering questions on the...
Suppliers of interconnect products were in full force at IMS 2018, demonstrating new solutions to “connect” all the pieces together in RF/microwave applications.
Exhibits are closed at IMS 2021, but we continue our coverage of exciting new products that were launched on the exhibition's bustling show floor earlier this week.
