Manufacturing
Reliable and trustworthy manufacturing partners are crucial for the success of any mechanical design project. Design for Manufacturing (DFM) is a methodology that aims to optimize the design of a product for manufacturing. It involves designing products with manufacturing in mind. This helps to minimize manufacturing costs while maintaining or improving product quality, functionality, and reliability. An important component of DFM is optimizing your design for a chosen manufacturing process.
CNC Machining
Why Do You Need it?
CNC stands for Computer Numerical Control.
This process involves the use of computerized controls to operate and manipulate machine tools. The process starts with a CAD (Computer-Aided Design) file, which is converted into g-code(a computer language specific to CNC controls) that contains instructions for the machine to follow. These instructions control the movement of the machine, cutting speeds and feeds, and other parameters of the machining process.
CNC machining allows for the creation of complex shapes and features with high accuracy and repeatability. This level of precision is crucial in industries where parts need to fit together precisely or meet specific performance requirements. CNC machining is highly automated, efficient, and suitable for a wide range of materials and industries.
3D Printing
How it Can Help You?
Additive Manufacturing is any manufacturing process that adds material to create the final component. Usually, we are referring the 3D printing where the material is added layer by layer until completion. 3D printing also starts with a CAD file that is converted into g-code and then run by a computerized control. Each layer is a 2D cross-section with a defined height.
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3D printing allows for the creation of more complex designs that may be challenging or impossible with traditional manufacturing processes. It is ideal for quick prototyping and small production runs and allows manufacturers to test and refine designs before committing to more expensive and time-consuming manufacturing methods. Additive manufacturing only uses the necessary amount of material to create an object, therefore, reducing waste compared to traditional manufacturing methods. Finally, 3D printers allow engineers to quickly and inexpensively, create product prototypes. It allows for rapid design iteration and implementation. Additive manufacturing is utilized in aerospace, construction, robotics, medical, and educational industries.