The first step is to identify the problem. Our technical sales representative will troubleshoot with you and your product to not only identify the problem, but also possible causes. Although this can be done over the phone or by email, a visit to your facility is your best option. Seeing and playing with the product where you intend to use it is the best way for our team to not only get to know your product better, but to also discover any hidden causes of the problem. This information is then presented to our R&D Team for analysis. Depending on the complexity of the issue, our team will either suggest a tried-and-true solution we’ve used in the past for other satisfied clients, or draw up ideas for a unique solution.

Once the problem has been verified, we can move forward to the solutions stage. At this point our Engineering staff take-over and begin by:

1. Taking measurements and electrical readings.
2. Creating 2D CAD Drawings and 3D models using industry-standard software.
3. Printing 3D prototypes using our state-of-the-art 3D Printer.
4. Create Tooling and overmold samples (Toll Shop located on-site)
5. Test samples for durability, quality and, most importantly, problem solution.

We’ll make sure to keep you in the loop by consulting you every step of the way. Once you receive you First Article Samples you can get started on testing. We encourage you to give us feedback especially if it’s not performing like you would like it to. Remember R&D is often time trial and error.

Once you approve the First Article Samples production can begin. Your customer service representative will review with you lead times, quantities, price and other miscellaneous information to get your order started.

Although we take great care in manufacturing your part to be right the first time, every item we produce goes through a stringenttesting process unique to each part to make sure you get working parts.

Tests May Include:

• Visual Inspection
• Polarity Continuity
• Pull Test
• Ingress Protection
• Dielectric

Usually the customers favorite part: receiving parts. After initial prototyping, extensive engineering, proper testing and finally production you can now enjoy the finished product designed specifically for your project.