Design for Manufacturing (DfM) is the practice of designing parts so they can be produced reliably, cost-effectively and at quality from the outset. Early DfM input, material choice, tolerances, tooling strategy, prevents costly redesigns later in development.
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From an overall design to a working 20-part prototype in eight months: proof of concept in half the time, at half the cost.
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One tool moulds dish and lid, closed by robot in the ISO Class 8 cell: half the tooling and a sterilisation step designed out.
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Nine functional medical components in a medical-grade material: months taken out of a timeline that had already run long.
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Other solutions had failed; Carmo’s angled weldable air inlet is what makes the turning mattress work as intended.
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The buoyancy lock that holds the life jacket together: co-developed over two years for equipment that has to save lives.
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The steam-sterilisable valve component didn’t exist, so Carmo developed it for Keofitt’s patented sampling system.
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Write to usMore than 80 years of continuous private ownership: one team from prototype to volume, no handover.
ISO 13485-certified quality management and an ISO Class 8 cleanroom environment: components with the documentation your audit asks for.
You bring the problem; we bring the know-how to solve it. We don’t walk away from the hard ones. Hear it from our customers.
