Precut Processing
Vigorous expansion of new pre-cut technology, now rapidly emerging as the mainstream of wood-constructed homes.
In1994, ASANO built an innovative pre-cut specialized plant envisioned to pioneer the future of wood-constructed homes. Computer control was adopted for the structural materials processing work conventionally performed manually at construction sites, engineering the transition to in-plant fabrication.
The use of precision pre-cut processing generates a long list of key benefits, among them, the following important advances:
 - Reduced construction time
 - Improved and integrated strength and precision
 - Cost cutting
 - Construction site laborsaving
Hand in hand with the timely introduction of this new technology, our Sapporo Sales Offices now serves as the frontlines base in the quest to bolster nationwide market development for supply of housing structural materials.
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Precision size! Speedy processing!
●Computer (CAD) floor plan input
ASANO pre-cut technology mobilizes computer control to automatically calculate timber volume and automate processing from the marking through the processing stages. This approach holds the key to high precision finishing, epitomized by a component-processing margin of error of a mere 0.1mm.
Reduced construction time!
Improved strength!
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Within post & beam method construction , an approach said to require four workers per each 3.3 square meters through finishing, the making process is reduced to around one-fourth the previous level .This effectively transforms the most demanding portion the work into the pre-cut mode.
Plant-based structural materials processing brings a major boost in efficiency over the conventional manual processing approach.
Machine processing raises work precision, with quality control spearheading impressive improvements in the quality and performance of the finished homes.
The time and trouble involved in gathering, procuring and selecting timber is dramatically reduced, with products directly delivered from the pre-cutting plant to the construction sites.
Joints, connections, coupling positions and other processing methods are integrated, making it possible to compile manuals that better guide the construction work.