At Simplexity, we start building prototypes as early as possible. Fabrication is critical, it’s ‘hands-on’ and, for Simplexity engineers, it’s real fun. It often starts with a simple mock-up during brainstorming and progresses to more sophisticated prototypes, production first article parts, and then to fully manufactured products and machines.
We have the right tools, like a CNC machining center, to create prototypes in record time. We may need to prototype a mount, a special tool or a customized part that supports quality assurance testing. In addition to creating prototypes quickly, our engineers are evaluating parts immediately to best judge where the next improvement should be made. We’re honored that our customers return again and again, trusting us to deliver the solutions that serve them best.
We work with a large network of vendors for component sourcing, prototyping, testing, and manufacturing. We personally guide your project to the right manufacturing solution for your job. Not faced with the pressure of having to keep a large internal manufacturing facility constantly staffed with work, we can aggressively find the best value for you among a wide variety of trusted and capable vendors.
During commercialization, our team provides all-important support for product manufacturing. The design is proven, and the analysis and test steps substantiate our strategy. During this phase, we provide on-site build support, process control and widely customized services to ensure that the project is commercially viable and the transfer to manufacturing is successful.
While working on the Cricut Imagine project our engineers traveled to the manufacturing site in Asia to define the right process metrics to yield a reliable product. Even after returning to the US, we continued to monitor manufacturing test reports during production ramp.
Do you have a prototype that works well, but now you want to get it ready for production in high volumes? Is your product or machine in need of a significant cost reduction or improvement in quality? Here are just a few of of the manufacturing capabilities we apply to new breakthroughs and existing product lines: