Company Profile
Company name: SUNNYONE LLC
Representative: Kazuki Hirota Head Office Address: 1-431 Fujiekita, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, 920-0345
Established: July 9, 2019
Number of employees: 9
Business Contents
【development】
Design, prototype production, CAD, CAM, NC processing, micro 3D scanning
[Manufacturing]
Mold making, injection molding, casting, adhesion, deburring, painting, holographic foil transfer, pad printing, packaging
【design】
Product images, video production, package design, web production, EC shop construction
PROFILE
Representative Profile
When he was in elementary school, he found a big white carp by chance in a nearby river and it broke his fishing rod. That's when he got hooked on fishing, and every day after school he would go fishing for carp and crucian carp in the nearby river. When he was in junior high school, he started carving lures out of wood, making handmade lures and fishing for sea bass in the nearby river. It was around this time that he started aiming to become a professional fisherman. At the age of 18, he got his driver's and boat license and traveled to spots all over Japan. At the age of 19, he traveled alone around the world, including a hitchhiking trip across the United States and a trip around Iceland. By the way, he almost died twice while crossing the United States. As an adult, he worked for a regular company, but he couldn't give up on a job related to fishing, so he spent three years studying 3D CAD, CAM, and other technologies essential for lure production on his own, and founded his current company, SUNNYONE.
FACTORY
Facilities
Roland MDX-40A (3 units)
This is used to carve Prototype lures directly from ABS blocks. It takes about 2 to 6 hours to carve one lure.
Roland MDX-40A (3 units)
This is used to carve Prototype lures directly from ABS blocks. It takes about 2 to 6 hours to carve one lure.
Roland MDX-50
This machine can cut lures more efficiently than the Roland MDX-40A.
Roland MDX-40A (3 units)
This is used to carve Prototype lures directly from ABS blocks. It takes about 2 to 6 hours to carve one lure.
foiling machine
This machine transfers holographic foil onto lures using heat. It allows for high speed transfer and efficient work. The foil is made from Murata gold leaf, a Japanese product.
painting booth
We have six painting booths, and our experienced staff paints each item one by one.
painting booth
This is a machine for making molds for lead lures such as metal jigs.
painting booth
This machine uses centrifugal force to pour lead into a lure shape made with a vulcanizer.
pad printing machine
This machine prints names onto lures. It uses silicone to transfer paint from a custom-made ink mold onto the curved surface of the lure.
Stereolithography Apparatus（SLA）
It is possible to produce lure samples with higher accuracy than with ordinary 3D printers.
3D printer
It is used to check the rough shape of a lure in the early stages of development, and is also used to create various parts required for lure development.
Woodworking NC processing machine
This is a machine for cutting out lure blanks. We create 3D data based on lure samples or blueprints, and then mass produce them. It can accurately carve grooves for weights and wires.
photo booth
Photos to be used on lure product pages, etc. are taken with a single-lens reflex camera.
