We assess customer-provided technical drawings for manufacturability, considering part geometry, materials, tolerances, and production requirements to help determine an appropriate manufacturing approach.
Our Technical Approach
We assess every project in line with the technical documentation and production requirements provided by the customer.
Customer-provided technical drawings, material information, dimensions, tolerances, and other production requirements are reviewed.
Part geometry and technical requirements are assessed against available manufacturing methods and machine capabilities.
The machining approach and production requirements appropriate to the part's characteristics are evaluated.
Technical uncertainties are clarified with the customer before production, and the quotation process is carried out.
Assessment Criteria
We review technical drawings against the core criteria that define the scope of the manufacturability assessment.
Geometry and critical part features.
Specified material and technical properties.
Dimensions and tolerances shown in the drawing.
Assessment of an appropriate machining approach.
Specified surface and quality expectations.
Quantity and shared project requirements.
