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Shima Seiki targets automotive with dedicated car seat cutter

By Haydn Davis
10 July 2026

Shima Seiki has unveiled a dedicated version of its P-CAM R cutting machine for car seat production, aiming to boost efficiency and cut quality for automotive suppliers

Shima Seiki's private exhibition attracted a record number of visitors

Wakayama - Shima Seiki has introduced a dedicated car seat model of its P CAM R multi ply computerised cutting machine, marking a strategic move to deepen its presence in automotive interiors manufacturing.

The machine was shown for the first time at a private exhibition at the Kariya City Industrial Promotion Center in Aichi Prefecture, a major automotive manufacturing hub, at the beginning of July.

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