Learn how Met2Plastic’s in-house tooling capabilities allowed them to, not only help an Aerospace OEM facing quality issues, but reduce costs in this case study presentation. Read the in depth written version by clicking here. Follow Met2Plastic on SlideShare here.
An Aerospace OEM was having significant quality issues with a current supplier, and needed to quickly find a supplier that: Had the capability to handle a large tooling transfer program (20 molds to produce 45 parts) with minimal cost impact, able to address the quality defects that they were experiencing with the current supplier and … Continue reading Tooling Transfer Project Challenge
There are times when an OEM finds that a vendor is not a good fit for a program and decides to re-source production of components to another vendor. Occasionally, it is the vendor who decides that the customer is not a good fit for their operation and asks the customer to find a new home … Continue reading Excelling Under Pressure: A Case Study
A Food Service Equipment OEM was designing a new product that required a highly complex manifold assembly. Due to the complexity of the assembly and a fast approaching deadline, the OEM had determined that the main component of the assembly could not be molded, and instead decided to design the part for machining. However, the … Continue reading Injection Molded Manifold Challenge
A business equipment OEM designed a new device that required a total of 30 new injection molded components ranging in size from 2g to 2 ½ lbs. EAU for the project was only 2000 units, and tooling cost was a large concern for the OEM. To keep tooling costs down, the OEM was considering using … Continue reading New components for a Scanner Challenge