
We review every drawing and 3D file and suggest the optimisations that reduce the cost of the part without compromising its function: material selection, simpler geometries, tolerances specified only where they are really needed. Every file we receive goes through our design-for-manufacturing (DFM) analysis: from a STEP file you get a complete quotation, with technical notes, within 24 working hours.
Our engineers support the customer from prototyping to industrialisation: the first sample is already designed for the production run, so moving to large batches requires no rework of the design.
Every file is checked before production: we flag issues and more cost-effective alternatives.
Our processes are computerised and automated, supervised at every stage by qualified staff. Raw materials — carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminium — are kept in stock and already tested: delivery times do not depend on external procurement, and sampling uses the same material as the future production run, removing the variables between prototype and production.
The manufacturing cycle is complete and in-house, from cutting to assembly; surface treatments are entrusted to a qualified network of partners that we manage directly, leaving the customer a single point of reference.
Steel, stainless steel and aluminium always available: no waiting on suppliers.
We organise repeat supplies on a kanban basis, manage assembled material and schedule deliveries to the customer's lines, reducing the stock they have to hold. With the order portal every job is tracked in real time: progress, quantities and timing are always available.
Replenishment scheduled on actual consumption, without repeat orders.