Design for manufacture and part redesign
I rework a part, or a design still on paper, so it comes off the machine properly: less material, fewer operations and less scrap.
What it includes
- Includes
- Part analysis, draft angles, wall thickness, weld lines, tolerances and manufacturing drawings.
- Who for
- Companies already manufacturing that see the cost or the scrap rate not adding up.
- You get
- Mould-ready CAD, a report of changes and an estimate of the saving per part.
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Mould design and rheological simulation
The mould sets the price of the part. I design it and simulate the filling with Moldex3D before any steel is cut.
What it includes
- Includes
- Mould design, number of cavities, feed and cooling systems, filling simulation, warpage and risk points.
- Who for
- Anyone launching a new mould, or running one that causes problems and wanting to know why.
- You get
- Mould project, simulation report and every decision justified.
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Material and part cost
The real cost of the part, before committing to anyone. It is the conversation that saves the most money in the whole project.
What it includes
- Includes
- Polymer or alternative material selection, cost comparison, cycle time, output rate and cost breakdown per part.
- Who for
- Startups that need a real price and companies wanting to change material.
- You get
- Material comparison and cost breakdown per unit and per production run.
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Prototyping and validation
From the screen to something you can hold, test and break. A prototype always costs less than the wrong mould.
What it includes
- Includes
- 3D printing in SLA and FDM, short runs, use testing and tolerance adjustment.
- Who for
- Any project, before investing in tooling.
- You get
- Physical prototypes and the report of what failed and what was corrected.
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Production start-up and suppliers
I stay with the project until the first run comes out right. If you already have a workshop, I design for what it does well; if you still need one, I help you find it.
What it includes
- Includes
- Workshop search and audit, tooling follow-up, first-off parts, quality control and technical documentation.
- Who for
- Anyone with a design and still looking for someone to make it.
- You get
- A validated supplier, a production plan and the first parts approved.
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AI applied to industrial processes
I bring AI into the technical office with your factory's rules built in: proposals that respect your materials and processes, faster documentation and repetitive tasks automated.
What it includes
- Includes
- Process diagnosis, generative AI systems with your design and manufacturing rules built in, documentation automation and team training.
- Who for
- Factories and technical offices that want to use AI with judgement and keep the process under control.
- You get
- Tools running in your workflow, documented, and a team that knows how to use them.
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Technical rendering, mockups and packaging
Showing and selling the product before it is made, with images designed to sell.
What it includes
- Includes
- Photorealistic rendering, exploded views, animation, mockups and packaging design with its die-cut.
- Who for
- Sales teams, catalogues, trade fairs, investors and crowdfunding campaigns.
- You get
- Images, animations and print-ready artwork.
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