From January 31 to February 2, JFE Shoji Electronics Corporation (JELE), a member of the JFE Shoji Group, exhibited for the first time at "nano tech 2024" (commonly known as "nanotech exhibition") held at Tokyo Big Sight.

Under the theme of "Pioneering the Business of the Future," the exhibition is the world's largest gathering of nanotechnology technologies from Japan and abroad that can be applied to various fields, including environment/energy, next-generation batteries, automobiles, post-6G, biotechnology, and IT & electronics.

J-Ele exhibited the LEX(R) Series of low thermal expansion materials from Nippon Foundry Co., Ltd. that have the characteristic of virtually no expansion or contraction due to temperature changes. It is suitable for use in precision equipment, where minute misalignment can easily develop into a major problem, and can respond to customer requests for "just 1 more nm, I really want to improve the accuracy. In addition, in order to respond to various questions and requests from customers, such as "Is it possible to apply LEX(R) in this field?" and "Can you manufacture such a shape?", we have established a "comprehensive LEX(R) window" to provide one-stop service from design to processing, molding, heat treatment, surface treatment, and completion inspection. The space was designed to provide customers who are new to LEX(R) materials with a safe and comfortable environment in which to consult with us.

We also issued a press release regarding our participation in the exhibition. The press release can be found here.

As the only electronics trading company in the JFE Group, JELE will continue to create new value and provide optimal services by constantly absorbing and utilizing cutting-edge technologies with an eye to the times based on its long history of achievement in the industry.