All things made by cutting may look the same, but their characteristics really do differ from each other because they are made by different people.

To be honest, I am afraid that our company is too persistent towards "manufacturing".
We accept any request for producing prototypes, and do it without reservations. Without sparing any effort, we provide products that go beyond clients' expectations within the designated time frame.

The more complicated and difficult the ordered product is, the stronger our "go and try" spirit becomes. That is the way of Oyama Engineering, and our brand-conscious mind which states "this is the work of Oyama Engineering".

Once, someone asked to make a prototype of a part used for precision machinery.
I could judge from their drawing that it was so difficult that it seemed almost impossible to make even by adding a welding process other than the cutting process. After completing the prototype, which a major machining maker had rejected to make, the client said, "I am so impressed."
At this moment, I realized that a product made with extra time and effort can tell something.

Cutting is a profound technique in which you can find unknown possibilities.
We would like many people to know that "we can even do this with cutting!"

Oyama Engineering's challenge will continue.
We will continue to impress our clients by entering new fields of business such as medical care and fine arts with our highly precise cutting technique which we are proud of.

We will continue our challenge by thinking over "what can we do with our cutting technique?"