DFM & Project Review
Review product data, specifications and tooling requirements, identify manufacturability risks and align the project scope before mold design begins.
Project requirements
Every tooling program follows a controlled workflow with defined review points, regular updates, technical feedback and customer approval before shipment.
Each stage is managed with defined responsibilities, customer review points and clear deliverables to keep technical decisions and project timing under control.
Review product data, specifications and tooling requirements, identify manufacturability risks and align the project scope before mold design begins.
Complete mold designs and Mold Flow report when necessary are submitted for review and approval before steel cutting.
Machining, fitting, assembly and tooling progress are monitored against the agreed schedule by the project team.
Customers receive regular project status, production photos and updated schedule information throughout mold manufacturing.
The mold is tested and T1 samples, Mold Trial Report and inspection results are submitted for customer evaluation.
Customer feedback is reviewed, required modifications are completed and the results are verified before final approval.
Final samples and quality documentation are submitted for approval before the mold is prepared for shipment.

Regular progress communication gives customers visibility into tooling progress without needing to be on the factory floor and helps issues get resolved before they become schedule surprises.