MinebeaMitsumi (NMB) partnered with ZIP METAL WORK (1993) to localize aerospace-grade Zinc-Nickel plating in Thailand. Together, we invested in a dedicated production line and achieved AS9100 and NADCAP certification. The collaboration reduced lead times, optimized inventory through a Just-in-Time approach, strengthened supply chain resilience, and marked ZIP’s successful entry into the aerospace sector.

ZIP METAL WORK (1993) successfully completed a Qualification Audit by Airbus Atlantic, validating our expertise in SEP014 (Zinc Electrodeposition) and SEP005 (Sulphuric Acid Anodizing). This achievement confirms our operational precision, advanced infrastructure, and strong quality systems, strengthening our position as a trusted aerospace surface treatment partner.

ZIP METAL WORKS (1993) CO., LTD. is immensely proud to be a part of the success of Schaeffler, a global leader in bearing technologies and engine components with a worldwide network process.

ZIP METAL WORKS (1993) CO.LTD is proud to reinforce its position as a leader in international metal surface treatment. We recently underwent a rigorous 3-day audit (March 9-11, 2026) by Nadcap, the globally recognized cooperative accreditation program. This milestone reflects our unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest levels of precision and quality standards.

ZIP Metal Works (1993) Co., Ltd. continues to solidify its position as a leading force in advanced metal surface finishing. On June 18, 2026, the company had the distinct honor of hosting a distinguished delegation of high-level executives and industry representatives from South Korea. The exclusive site visit focused on evaluating ZIP’s manufacturing excellence, with a primary emphasis on its state-of-the-art Anodizing production line.

When the Goal is the World's Most Stringent Standard In the aerospace industry, safety is non-negotiable. This principle led to the creation of Nadcap (National Aerospace and Defense Contractors Accreditation Program), a global standardization and accreditation system established in 1990 by the Performance Review Institute (PRI). Rather than being mandated by government agencies, it was driven by the collective requirements of global industry giants such as Boeing and Airbus.