We bridge design and production.
We’ve launched millions of precision parts using dies we design in-house and presses on the next floor.
Our DFM reviews connect design intent to actual forming, plating, and inspection realities—so your part performs from launch through production, not just on paper.
We’ll annotate your print. ±0.0015″ is common for capable features.
Yes—recommendations include pros, cons, and plating windows.
Absolutely—carriers and datums are planned to your partners’ processes.
Marked PDFs, DFM report, tolerance targets, and a PPAP/FAIR path.
Your challenge: Tight tolerance stacks in high-current parts (busbars, contacts, switchgear) where heat rise, flatness, and fit issues only show up after assembly or in the field.
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Our solution: Early DFM on geometry, radii, and plating; stable datums; forming simulations before we cut steel.
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Your benefit: Flat, conductive, dimensionally true parts that assemble cleanly and avoid warranty pain.
Your challenge: Miniature features distort; plating growth shifts fit; contact force varies on tiny connectors, terminals, and shields.
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Our solution: DFM aligned to real die behavior—springback modeled, post-plate growth accounted for, features made gageable.
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Your benefit: Repeatable contact force, clean PCB/housing fits, higher yields, less rework.
Your challenge: Mission-critical consistency—tight position, zero escapes, and audit-ready traceability under thermal/vibe stress.
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Our solution: DFM with die protection and in-press SPC; stack-ups validated against MIL requirements; controlled plating performance.
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Your benefit: Parts that pass qual and stay stable in service—with documentation that clears any audit.
Your challenge: Regulatory pressure and tiny geometries where micro-burrs, deformation, or wrong finishes can fail validation.
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Our solution: Early material/temper and forming tuning; edge and bend controls; DFM aligned to sterilization and assembly steps.
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Your benefit: Clean, validated parts that assemble right and pass FDA/ISO checks without delays.
Your challenge: Vibration, fatigue, and wear in harsh environments; tolerance drift or forming stress causing premature failures.
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Our solution: DFM that reinforces bend zones, manages flatness, and selects materials that hold shape under load.
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Your benefit: Parts that install right, last longer, and cut downtime and maintenance.
Your challenge: Overmolded inserts shift or deform under heat/pressure, causing misalignment or weak electrical contact.
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Our solution: Joint DFM with the molder—features and datums tuned for mechanical lock, plating and clearances set for molding reality.
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Your benefit: Inserts that seat perfectly, survive molding, and keep electrical/mechanical function—fewer rejects and less rework.
Book a quick DFM review to lock tolerances, choose materials, and prevent downstream surprises.