
Manufacturing
SLA, SLS or FDM for your prototype?
A visual model, an assembly check and a functional test require different evidence. State what the sample must demonstrate before selecting the process.
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Manufacturing
A visual model, an assembly check and a functional test require different evidence. State what the sample must demonstrate before selecting the process.
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Manufacturing
Start from the finished envelope, mating parts, fasteners and access. A flat blank alone does not describe all of the finished component requirements.
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Manufacturing
The part geometry, selected resin and tooling approach form one project scope. Review them together before confirming sample and production requirements.
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Design guides
Explain what a wall or rib needs to support and which faces must remain aligned. A universal thickness number cannot describe every material, shape and setup.
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Materials
List the operating environment, load, weight and the interfaces that control fit. These help define which material questions the quotation needs to resolve.
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Design Guide
Compare the geometry, edge requirements and downstream operations before choosing a manufacturing route for a metal component.
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