In today's world, your business can't afford customer returns, scrap parts, lost sales or tool downtime. You can avoid these by starting with good up-front design, and by taking time to understand factors that affect your design.

What makes a good design?
• a good design is based on customer requirements
• a good design uses the right material and doesn't fail
• a good design can be successfully tooled the first time

We use a Six Sigma Lean Design approach to understand customer requirements. To be sure we correctly interpret the intended use of your product, we consider industrial design, human interface, environmental conditions, assembly fit and function, tool design and production requirements.

What's the process?
• Understand the customer's requirements
• Develop the product concept and specification
• Determine environmental requirements and test plans
• Create detailed design task outline
• Create 3D parametric CAD models and part drawings
• Analyize part fit, function and stress
• Statistical tolerance analysis
• Prototype and evaluate parts and assemblies
• Build production tools and parts

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