Production
On-demand and low-volume production
Once a part is proven, the job changes from making it to making it the same way every time.
Production support
- Batches
- Scheduled or call-off
- Volumes
- 10 – 100,000+
- Records
- Inspection per batch
- Stock
- Buffer holding available
How production works
Repeatability, not improvisation
01
Process lock
Fixtures, tooling and programs are fixed and documented.
02
Pilot batch
A first run proves cycle time, yield and dimensional stability.
03
Scheduled runs
Call-off quantities produced against your forecast.
04
Ongoing review
Tool wear tracked and inserts replaced before quality drifts.
What production customers get
- A named engineer who knows the part history
- Fixed fixtures so set-up variation is removed
- Inspection data retained per batch
- Buffer stock to protect against demand spikes
- Cost reduction reviews as volume grows
- A single supplier for machined and cast components
Bridge to volume
Many customers start with machined parts while a die casting tool is being designed and cut. We can run both routes in parallel so launch is not held up by tooling lead time, then transition to casting once the tool is validated.
Moving a part into production?
Send your CAD file, drawing or sample part — an engineer reviews every enquiry and replies with material, tolerance and lead-time options.