With a major responsibility of part performance on its shoulders, Design for Assembly aka DFA spells efficiency for industries worldwide. A frequent in electro-mechanical industry, Assembly is no alien to industries like sports, fast fashion and the like. While industrial specifications might call for customization, standard design practices for Assembly parts are (and, should) be …
A rush of adrenaline, A flush of excitement, Shush! One says to another, A soft thud instigating collective sighs, A whole nation rooting for a cause, Cheering without pause as Winter ebbs away Winter Olympics is all we can think of ! And just like the mismatched verses above, Olympics’ primary tools of trade is …
Practical Adherence to Design Rules – a Matter of Choice? So, you have designed successful parts with sharp inside corners, uneven walls, thick ribs, low draft angles, etc. Based on this, you feel strict compliance to these rules may be an overkill. You further feel that taking care of these design requirements adds unnecessary time …
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Capture and Disseminate Engineering Best Practices Innovation and best practices can be sown throughout an organization – but only when they fall on fertile ground- Marcus Buckigham But, fertile ground is hard to find in a customer-driven market. With cutthroat competition to keep up with and a volatile market, innovation is hard to come by …
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Why 3D Printing? Additive manufacturing, often known as 3D printing is a process which is used to manufacture parts by the way of binding material layer by layer. Unlike subtractive manufacturing this technology is based on adding material layer by layer. Widely used across variegated industries like aerospace, defense, automotive, consumer products, medical and the …
