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MANUFACTURING COOPERATION & OUTSOURCING

Manufacturing cooperation.
From specification to production.

Technical support for component and assembly manufacturing in China. Define drawings, materials, tolerances and quantities, coordinate engineering questions with manufacturing partners, and agree sample approval, inspection and implementation requirements.

CNC machining and technical training environment

Clear requirements.
Defined project responsibilities.

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Technical specification

Prepare the technical basis: drawings, materials, tolerances, quantities and functional interfaces. Identify the production process and the work to be outsourced.

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Engineering coordination

Clarify manufacturability, technical questions and proposed changes with manufacturing partners. Keep specifications and agreed responsibilities consistent throughout the project.

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Samples and inspection

Define sample approval, inspection criteria, traceability and the documentation required for acceptance. Review quality requirements before planning production volumes.

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Implementation and handover

Plan production integration, technical milestones and handover requirements. Coordinate the agreed support with the customer and the manufacturing partners.

Specify the production requirement.

Manufacturing cooperation works best with defined specifications and responsibilities. Begin with the product, process and production support you require.

01  Product and process

02  Quality and interfaces

03  Implementation scope

Drawings, materials, technical specifications, manufacturing steps and target quantities. Identify existing production assets and the scope to be outsourced.

Quality requirements, inspection methods, traceability and documentation. Define the technical and communication interfaces between the parties.

Expected production support, partner coordination, timelines and responsibilities. Confirm acceptance, logistics and commercial arrangements for the project.

Define your manufacturing requirements.

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