Prototyping

In the process from concept to final product, developing a prototype is of great importance.

In the process from concept to final product, developing a prototype is essential. Prototyping makes it possible to turn ideas into tangible proof of a product’s functionality. Testing this functionality can lead to necessary design revisions before final molds are created and production begins.

Once the product design is approved by both parties, we analyze the production requirements. These requirements are then translated into the production mold during the engineering phase.

Various prototyping methods can be used, each with its own guidelines and applications. At Fleur Plastics, we advise you on the prototyping method best suited for your product.

Prototyping at Fleur Plastics

At Fleur Plastics, we understand the importance of prototyping in the product development process. Using a range of techniques and our in-house expertise, we collaborate to develop prototypes that bring your ideas to life as realistic, functional models. At this stage of the injection molding process, we make adjustments where necessary—aiming to ensure a smooth and efficient production phase.

Prototyping
Prototyping

CNC Milling for Prototyping

CNC (Computer Numerical Control) milling is one of the most commonly used methods for plastic prototyping. Using CAD/CAM software, digital designs are translated into machine instructions, enabling the production of highly precise shapes. CNC milling machines make it possible to create prototypes quickly and accurately.

3D Printing for Prototyping

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a production technology where objects are built layer by layer from digital designs. This method offers speed and flexibility, allowing for rapid iterations in the design process.

Silicone Molds for Prototyping

A silicone mold, also referred to as a rubber mold, is a flexible mold made by encasing a master model in silicone rubber. Silicone molds are commonly used for producing small prototype batches. This allows for testing and optimization of the production process before committing to a final steel mold.

Interested in developing products through injection molding? Contact us today—we’d be happy to discuss the possibilities with you!

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Creating a prototype can significantly reduce costs in the injection molding process—something Fleur Plastics always aims to support. You can learn more about our services and the ways we help optimize your design in our brochure.

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