Preliminary assessment & DFMA

Design for Manufacturing and Assembly

DFMA means developing the manufacturability of the customer’s product already during the product development phase, so that it is high-quality, cost-effective, and optimized for automation from the outset.

DFMA design with strong consideration for production needs

The expertise we offer is for supportting the customer’s product development as early as possible, ensuring the product is designed for efficient manufacturing.

We review your product’s structure, assembly, and all manufacturing steps to identify opportunities for simplification. Our goal is to reduce part counts, eliminate unnecessary work steps, and resolve issues in production before they reach the production line.


With this proactive approach, our customers avoid costly later changes, unnecessary delays, and risks related to automation implementation. At the same time, we ensure the product is fully compatible with automation and that assembly can be carried out reliably and repeatably time after time.


DFMA serves as the starting point for the entire automation solution: once manufacturability is ensured, we can smoothly advance the solution from the prototype phase to a finished, validated production system.

 
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Concept and layout design

Concept and layout design defines the overall production solution, integrating the process, material flows, and automation into a clear, coherent concept before the quotation phase.

How we build an end-to-end solution

In concept and layout design, we work together with the customer to determine the most effective way to implement production as a complete system before the actual investment decision. At this stage, we create a clear picture of the production process, the scope of automation, and how the various production steps relate to one another spatially.

The planning takes into account material flows, capacity requirements, the sequence of tasks, and space utilization, ensuring the solution is functional both technically and from a production perspective.

The outcome is a clear, visualized layout and concept that provides a solid foundation for the investment decision, cost estimation, and detailed design. This phase reduces risks, accelerates implementation, and ensures that the final production solution meets both current and future needs.

Concept design