Dongri Technology Successfully Registers “TATATOOL” Trademark in Japan

Dongri Technology Successfully Registers “TATATOOL” Trademark in Japan, Deepening Its Layout in the Japanese Automotive Stamping Market
——Empowering Global Automotive Supply Chain with Technological Innovation, Supporting Upgrades for Japanese Brands

On April 8, 2025, Guangdong Dongri Technology Industrial Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Dongri Technology”) officially announced that its core brand “TATATOOL” has successfully completed trademark registration in Japan. This milestone marks a further deepening of Dongri Technology's global strategic layout, particularly for the Japanese automotive stamping market, opening a new chapter driven by both technology and services. As a leading enterprise in the field of automotive stamping molds and components in China, Dongri Technology is committed to empowering the automotive manufacturing industry with precision stamping technology and intelligent mold design. The registration of the trademark in Japan is not only an important step for brand internationalization but also reflects its long-term commitment to the Japanese automotive supply chain.

Deepening the Japanese Market: Dual Advantages of Technology and Service

Japan, as a benchmark market in the global automotive industry, has extremely strict requirements for the precision, stability, and production efficiency of automotive stamping parts. Dongri Technology has successfully addressed the industry pain point of sheet metal loosening in traditional stamping processes through its self-developed patent technology for a “Continuous Stamping Die for Metal Stamping” (Patent No.: CN222020552U), significantly improving the yield and production efficiency of stamped parts. This technology achieves precise fixation of sheet materials through screw drive and cylinder linkage design, especially suitable for the production of high-precision components such as automotive body structural parts and engine intake manifolds, and has provided stable support for Japanese brands like Toyota, Honda, and Nissan in the Chinese market.

The registration of the “TATATOOL” trademark will further enhance brand recognition for Dongri Technology in the Japanese market. Through local service teams and customized solutions, the company plans to provide Japanese clients with comprehensive services including automotive stamping mold development, metal stamping production, and process optimization consulting, helping Japanese automakers address the technical challenges of electrification and lightweighting transitions.

Innovation-Driven: Patent Technology Leading Industry Upgrades

Dongri Technology's core competitiveness stems from continuous technological innovation. Its patented continuous stamping die features high stability and high automation, and can be adapted to meet the part requirements of different vehicle models through modular design, significantly shortening production cycles. For example, in the production of complex components like engine exhaust manifolds, this technology can reduce the tuning time of traditional molds by 30% while lowering energy consumption by 15%, providing reliable assurance for automakers to reduce costs and increase efficiency.

Additionally, the company has made breakthroughs in automotive stamping mold materials and surface treatment processes in recent years, further enhancing mold durability and the surface precision of stamped parts. This series of technological achievements has made “TATATOOL” synonymous with high-end automotive stamping parts, laying a solid foundation for market expansion in Japan.

Strategic Outlook: Global Layout and Sustainable Growth

Dongri Technology consistently views the Japanese market as a core battleground for its globalization strategy. The rigor and innovation of the Japanese automotive industry align closely with the company's philosophy of "technology-driven enterprise." In the future, the company plans to establish a technology research and development center in Japan, focusing on stamping parts for new energy vehicles and lightweight material applications, collaborating with local universities and research institutions to promote technological iterations in the industry.

At the same time, leveraging the “TATATOOL” brand, Dongri Technology will accelerate expansion into Southeast Asia and Europe, building a global supply chain network for stamped parts. Company General Manager Liu Xueyan stated: “Success in the Japanese market is not only a business opportunity but also a stage for technological validation. We will use ‘Chinese Intelligent Manufacturing’ as the engine, continuously delivering high-value-added solutions to become an indispensable partner in the global automotive supply chain.”

Conclusion

The establishment of the “TATATOOL” trademark is not only a key step in the internationalization of Dongri Technology's brand but also an important symbol of the Chinese automotive stamping industry moving towards high-end and intelligent development. In the future, the company will continue to focus on precision stamping technology and be customer-oriented, providing more efficient and reliable stamping solutions for global automakers, driving the automotive manufacturing industry to new heights.