Minimize Product Costs by Optimizing Design, Materials, Process and Manufacturing Volume
By Stuart Croxford You don’t need a sledgehammer to crack a nut. A sledgehammer can be used to crack a nut but is not optimal.
By Stuart Croxford You don’t need a sledgehammer to crack a nut. A sledgehammer can be used to crack a nut but is not optimal.
A key client of SureSource with an annual turnover of over $1 billion was developing a new product and needed Asia-based Engineering resources to convert a tight tolerance part concept to a design that could be repeatably manufactured.
Screen Innovations has been innovating in the motorized roller shades and projection screens industry for over 20 years. As a loyal customer of SureSource for over six years, they recently looked for ways to reduce lead time on custom orders and turned to us for solutions.
A large US-based Consumer Electronics Distributor, with annual revenues exceeding $140 million, faced significant challenges impacting their competitiveness. The distributor identified two major issues: margin erosion and supply continuity with power amplifiers.
Gears and gearbox configurations come in many shapes and sizes, not to mention materials, tooth profiles and accuracy standards. Selecting the correct materials, gear designs and accuracy standards are not only critical to gear performance, but also can significantly affect cost.
By Stuart Croxford In manufacturing, the type of product and the material used to build it may vary, however the process that product companies use