Prototype development is an important part of the design process where significant savings can be realized.

Tooling can be costly and you do not need the added cost of making modifications to the tooling when it could have been resolved during a well organized design process. No matter how small a change may be required, it may not always be the cheapest. It could have an effect on the mating parts and even the manufacturing process. Through the prototyping and design process, we can review the processes and the effects on mating parts in the assembly, paying particular attention to the stack up of tolerances which could cause unseen problems in the final product performance.

Prototyping may seem an unnecessary expense, but it has proven to save money in the overall cost of the product, and provide confidence in the final design's success.

Once the modeling work is done in CAD, we can confidently fabricate a prototype of the part which you will be able to hold in your hand and even 'try out' in it's final assembly.