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We confirm the product drawing (2D, 3D), material, weight, machining, and delivery conditions.
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The company suggests a cost reduction plan through insert casting as well as streamlining of mold allocation and shape.
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We convene a meeting to discuss the material, shape, processing conditions, delivery date, number of lots, and whether or not a prototype will be made.
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An estimate of the prototype is presented, and we begin considering the details of the product shape.
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If necessary, a prototype mold is made using the 3D printer output model, an aluminum casting sample is made, and structural analysis is performed to check for any necessary corrections.
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Drawings are created to reflect the results of the 3D printer output and prototype casting, and we begin the process of creating the mold.
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We then confirm the dimensions and shape of the initial mass-produced product, and inspect the initial product.
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We pack and deliver the product according to the delivery date and delivery form according to the specified conditions.