Announced details
Aerospace, medical, automotive parts such as gears, machine tools and machining applications in general. Target materials include titanium alloys, nickel alloys, vanadium steel, Inconel, stainless steel, cast iron, carbon-based materials and high-hardness metals after hardening.
The company explains that dry-ice particles at −78.5°C suppress machining heat, enabling high-speed cutting, longer tool life and shorter finishing times. Specific reduction rates and extensions in tool life are not disclosed.
The company states that the product has a strong track record in Europe and the United States. Specific results, including the number of cases and customer companies, are not disclosed.
RIX has entered into an OEM agreement covering Pure-Cut, which FUSION develops and manufactures, and will provide domestic OEM production and implementation support. Capital and personnel relationships: not disclosed.
Based in Michigan, US. The company develops and manufactures Pure-Cut. Other locations, representative, paid-in capital and year of establishment: not disclosed.
A machining patent has been obtained. The patent number, registration date and expiry date are not disclosed.
In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Supercritical CO2 generator “Pure-Cut (Pure Cut)” |
| Counterparty | FUSION COOLANT SYSTEMS |
| Counterparty overview | Based in Michigan, US. The company develops and manufactures Pure-Cut. Other locations, representative, paid-in capital and year of establishment: not disclosed. |
| Relationship with the Company | RIX has entered into an OEM agreement covering Pure-Cut, which FUSION develops and manufactures, and will provide domestic OEM production and implementation support. Capital and personnel relationships: not disclosed. |
| Launch date | Domestic OEM production has already begun. The specific start date is not disclosed. First exhibition appearance scheduled for 26 October 2026. |
| Applicable area | Aerospace, medical, automotive parts such as gears, machine tools and machining applications in general. Target materials include titanium alloys, nickel alloys, vanadium steel, Inconel, stainless steel, cast iron, carbon-based materials and high-hardness metals after hardening. |
| Registration number and expiry date | A machining patent has been obtained. The patent number, registration date and expiry date are not disclosed. |
| Quantitative Effects | The company explains that dry-ice particles at −78.5°C suppress machining heat, enabling high-speed cutting, longer tool life and shorter finishing times. Specific reduction rates and extensions in tool life are not disclosed. |
| Usage history | The company states that the product has a strong track record in Europe and the United States. Specific results, including the number of cases and customer companies, are not disclosed. |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To comply with the High Pressure Gas Safety Act, which is necessary for adoption in Japan, and to establish a rapid domestic maintenance system.