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RFQ → DFM → TRYOUT → ACCEPTANCE

A clear project route from RFQ to acceptance

Every stage has a defined result and next control point, so the customer can see where the project stands and what must be confirmed next.

01 RFQ02 DFM03 DESIGN04 BUILD05 TRYOUT06 ACCEPTANCE
01RFQ / DFM

First we define the task and process risks

A project starts not with manufacturing, but with understanding the input data: geometry, material, annual volume and tooling requirements.

RFQ / Specificationpart, material, annual volume, requirements
DFMmanufacturability, risk and tolerance assessment
INNOTECH stamping tooling
INPUT / ENGINEERING
INNOTECH large-format CNC machining
DESIGN / MANUFACTURING
02Design / manufacturing

The concept moves into controlled manufacturing

After DFM approval, the project moves to the 3D model, specification and control plan, followed by CNC, EDM, grinding and assembly.

Design3D model, BOM, control plan
ManufacturingCNC, EDM, grinding, assembly
03Tryout / acceptance

We validate the tooling before shipment, not after installation at the customer’s site

Press tryout allows geometry, material-behavior and stroke-stability issues to be resolved before delivery. The acceptance package is then prepared.

Tryoutpress tryout, corrections, report
Acceptancesamples, reports, packing and shipment
Stamping die tryout on a 1600 t press
TRYOUT / ACCEPTANCE
Control points

What we define before production starts

To avoid surprises with inspection and changes at the end of the project, key acceptance and approval rules are defined in advance.

GATE 01

DFM and concept

We define process risks, critical part areas and requirements for the future tooling.

GATE 02

Control plan

We define measurable parameters, reports and geometry inspection before tryout.

GATE 03

Acceptance criteria

Acceptance criteria, control points and change procedures are defined in the agreed specification.

Full route

Six stages — one controlled project

The short roadmap shows what the customer should receive at each step.

01RFQ / Specificationinput data
02DFMrisks and manufacturability
03Design3D + BOM
04ManufacturingCNC + EDM + assembly
05Tryouttryout + corrections
06Acceptancesamples + reports
Customer result

A transparent project and more predictable tooling launch

01The expected result at each stage is clear.
02Inspection and tryout are built into the project before shipment.
03Issues return directly into the same production chain.
04Acceptance is based on pre-agreed criteria and reports.