Drawings & Specifications
Review 2D/3D files, material, finish, tolerance, CTQ, inspection criteria and quantity.
The OEM and ODM workflows below show the primary activities and deliverables for each stage of development and production introduction.
For customer-completed product designs, drawings and specifications. PROCH focuses on manufacturability, process establishment, pilot validation and production.
Review 2D/3D files, material, finish, tolerance, CTQ, inspection criteria and quantity.
Evaluate machining, molding, assembly, tooling, inspection, cost and lead time.
Build engineering samples and establish process, tooling, SOP and inspection methods.
Submit samples and documents for appearance, dimension and function confirmation.
Verify yield, cycle time, process capability, packaging and lot traceability.
Produce under approved conditions with incoming, in-process and outgoing inspection.
For customers with a market need, product concept or functional goal whose design and production specifications are not yet complete.
Clarify intended use, scenario, market, function, appearance, cost and schedule.
Evaluate architecture, material, process, regulatory risk, supply chain and cost.
Develop appearance, mechanisms, parts, tolerances, materials, interfaces and DFM/DFA.
Prototype and test function, assembly, reliability and intended conditions.
Transfer drawings, BOM, SOP, tooling, inspection methods and process conditions.
Manage production, traceability, engineering change, complaints, CAPA and improvement.
Confirm materials, structure, tolerances, assembly methods, inspection conditions and primary risks before tooling and production investment.
Product DFM Analysis →Include process, tooling, inspection and supply-chain conditions during design to reduce late changes and rework.
Explore Design Capabilities →Connect prototypes, verification, design transfer, pilot production, assembly and production through one consistent engineering framework.
View Development Process →Manage documents, materials, processes, inspection, changes and corrective-action records under ISO 13485.
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