What We Do
Manufacturing Services
From design through supplier selection, production controls and delivery coordination, Neofabs structures a project-specific manufacturing pathway.
Our Services
Manufacturing processes that can be sourced and coordinated against the actual design, volume, quality, geography and delivery requirement.
Manufacturing Orchestration
Project-specific coordination of sourcing, production planning, quality requirements and delivery logistics using suppliers selected for the actual manufacturing requirement.
- —Project coordination
- —Supplier coordination
- —Quality requirements
- —Delivery logistics
Additive Manufacturing
Additive-manufacturing processes can be sourced for prototypes or production parts where the selected supplier, material, geometry and qualification requirements support them.
- —SLS & SLA printing
- —Metal 3D printing
- —MJF technology
- —Rapid prototyping
CNC & Traditional Manufacturing
Precision machining and conventional manufacturing can be sourced through project-qualified suppliers based on drawings, materials, tolerance, volume and quality requirements.
- —CNC milling
- —CNC turning
- —EDM machining
- —Surface finishing
Injection Molding
Injection-molding requirements can be scoped around tooling, material, volume, quality and supplier capability.
- —Tool design
- —Production molding
- —Material selection
- —Quality testing
Metal Fabrication
Sheet-metal, welding and forming work can be sourced from qualified suppliers for the actual material, specification and end-use requirement.
- —Sheet metal work
- —Welding services
- —Metal forming
- —Assembly
Assembly & Integration
Assembly, testing, packaging and integration work can be coordinated where the selected supplier set and acceptance plan support it.
- —Product assembly
- —Functional testing
- —Packaging
- —Integration
Process
How It Works
A project-specific process from requirement definition through supplier selection, production controls, acceptance and delivery.
Define the Requirement
Provide drawings, CAD files, BOMs or specifications through the agreed project-intake route. Sensitive files are shared only after the appropriate confidentiality and data-handling terms are in place.
Analysis
The design and specifications can be reviewed for manufacturability, sourcing risks and project-specific optimization opportunities.
Quotation
Receive project-specific supplier quotations and manufacturing options where suitable suppliers are identified.
Production
A supplier can be selected against the agreed criteria, with production and quality checkpoints defined in the order scope.
Delivery
Inspection, acceptance and delivery requirements are defined for the actual order and supplier.
Additive
Additive Manufacturing
Industrial 3D printing for rapid prototyping and production parts. Qualified suppliers can be evaluated for additive-manufacturing requirements involving plastics, metals or composites.
- Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) for durable nylon parts
- Stereolithography (SLA) for high-detail prototypes
- Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) for production-grade parts
- Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) for metal components
- Large-format printing where supplier capability supports the required part
Materials That Can Be Sourced
CNC Processes to Evaluate
3-Axis Milling
Standard machining for most parts
5-Axis Milling
Complex geometries and undercuts
CNC Turning
Rotational parts and components
Wire EDM
Precision cutting for hard materials
Surface Grinding
Tight tolerance finishing
Subtractive
CNC & Traditional Manufacturing
Precision machining for metals, plastics, and composites. Project-qualified suppliers can be evaluated for CNC requirements from prototype through production volumes.
- Tolerance capability confirmed against drawing and selected supplier
- Metals: aluminum, steel, titanium, brass, copper
- Plastics: ABS, acetal, PEEK, PTFE, nylon
- Surface finishes: anodizing, plating, powder coating
- Prototypes to production volumes
Standards
Quality & Process Control
Quality and process controls are defined against the actual product specification, supplier capability and acceptance requirements.
Validation
Manufacturability and design-review activities can be included where the selected supplier and project scope support them. Findings are documented against the actual drawing, process and acceptance requirements.
Inspection
In-process and final inspection requirements are defined for the order. CMM measurement, material testing and visual inspection are used only where required and supported by the selected supplier or inspection provider.
Control
Process documentation, monitoring and traceability requirements are specified according to the product, supplier, regulated end use and agreed quality plan.
Get Started
Ready to Start Manufacturing?
Start with the design, specifications, quantity, quality requirements and target delivery. Neofabs can then define the supplier, production, inspection and logistics pathway.