Our Process Overview
Clear steps from product design to production.
The Process
Step 1: Concept & Discovery
Every project begins with understanding the product concept, design requirements, and production goals. Initial ideas, sketches, or existing files are reviewed to determine the most effective development path.
Step 2: Design & Engineering
Full-scale 3D CAD models and engineering drawings are created to verify dimensions, functionality, and manufacturability. Designs are evaluated to ensure they are optimized for plastic manufacturing.
Step 3: Design for Manufacturability
Designs are reviewed using Design for Manufacturability principles to improve production efficiency and reduce defects.
Best Practices Include:
• Maintain uniform wall thickness
• Avoid abrupt thickness transitions
• Follow proper rib design guidelines
• Select suitable plastic materials
• Gate from thick to thin sections
• Size gates properly for full packing
• Minimize weld lines through smart design
Step 4: Prototyping
Rapid prototypes are produced to test form, fit, and function before moving to full production. This step helps validate the design and identify improvements early.
Step 5: Tooling & Production
Once the design is validated, molds are developed and parts move into injection molding production. Manufacturing supports both low-volume and high-volume runs.
Step 6: Production Scaling
As demand grows, production processes are optimized to support larger volumes while maintaining consistent quality and efficiency.