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DFM is also known as Design for Manufacturing is the process of designing parts, components that simplify the manufacturing process. The primary aim of designing manufacturing components is to eliminate the operation cost and boost productivity. This can be achieved by simplifying, optimizing, and refining the product design. What Makes Design For Manufacturing Important? Like said before around 70% of the manufacturing costs of a product are derived from the decision of the manufacturing design and material used. The remaining 30% of the cost is the planning of the process and tool selection. Focusing on design optimization reduces the cost of manufacturing.‍ The struggle of hardware development comes from scaling from prototype to production. Considering Design for Manufacturing from the beginning of the product development cycle reduces redesign work, improves product quality, and speeds up your time to market. It cuts the cost by reducing the inventory expenditure along with scal

Toolmaking is a combination of science and art wherein a product is precisely manufactured. Toolmaking is highly skilled work and is done by toolmakers to help the engineering craftspeople. Moulds die, jigs are made by toolmakers, which are later used in manufacturing processes. Toolmakers are engaged in making tools, but they also have the software knowledge required to make different designs using 2D and 3D manufacturing software. Toolmaking in plastic injection moulding are specialists with years of experience. They are well versed and have hands-on experience in designing, tooling, and injection moulding. The molten plastic polymer is injected into the injection moulding tool. When the melted or molten plastic is poured into the mould, it cools and solidifies. The molten plastic achieves the unique shape of the mould; plastic as it cools down. The cooled or solidified plastic then separates from the mould and is easily taken out. The final result is the outcome of the three-comp