Once your design and engineering has been proven through prototypes, and you’ve thoroughly mapped out the production process, you’re ready to move on to manufacturing. From here, there’s no turning back.
Phase 2A:
Tooling
Also known as machine tooling, is the process of acquiring the manufacturing components and machines needed for production. It is manufacturing aids such as cutting tools, fixtures, gauges, molds and patterns of a specialized nature which (unless substantially altered or modified) are solely specific to the production line or the performance of a specific contract or job.
Phase 2B:
Sampling
Once tooling is set up, we use the newly created tool to make production samples. We go through multiple iterations until we arrive at a golden sample. The golden sample sets the standard for future production runs and quality control.
Phase 2C:
Production Run
Our communication with our factory partners is impeccable. All goods are produced by using particular manufacturing procedures, processes or conditions. The most desirable size of a production run required will depend on the consumer demand, production set-up costs and how much, if any, excess inventory to manufacture. If you’re interested in US based manufacturing or assembly, visit our assembly page.
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Do you have a product or idea that needs design or manufacturing? Use the link below to fill out our Product Design Request form and we’ll reach out to you asap to get started on your project.