Low Volume AC Duct
Low Volume Production
Low Volume Production is the most cost-effective way to have your product samples for sale. This acts as a bridge between 3D prototyping and final production. Thus, providing an opportunity to revise and enhance a product before its mass production
Step 1
Designing
Designing for low-volume production involves creating a product that can be manufactured in small quantities, typically up to 10,000 units. This approach is often used in industries where there is a high degree of customization required, or where demand for the product is limited
Step 2
Prototyping
Prototyping is an important step in the low volume production process, here the designer test and refine the design before moving on to full-scale production. Prototyping can help identify any potential issues or areas for improvement, and can help ensure that the final product meets all necessary requirements
Step 3
Low Volume Production
Here the model is 3D printed and undergoes the finishing touch
Manufacturing
Low volume production 3D printing is used to produce end-use parts, such as tooling, jigs, and fixtures, and small-scale production runs of parts
Automotive
3D printing is used in the automotive industry to produce limited quantities of parts for racing and prototyping
Furniture Assembly Line
Functional Water Stopper
Rectangular Aluminum Profile Caps
SLS Printed Automotive Part