Prototype construction
Custom-made parts, small-batch production, and special-purpose machines—fast, cost-effective, and precise. This allows you to detect errors early on and ensure optimal mass production.
Prototype and Fixture Manufacturing
Many customers require custom-made individual parts and small production runs—we’re happy to assist with these as well. For turning, we offer machining of parts with diameters ranging from approximately 2 to 300 mm; for milling, we can handle parts up to 400 mm in width and 1,000 mm in length.
Components for custom test series
Prototypes for Production Parts & Custom Machines
Components in small quantities
Often cheaper than you'd think
Many customers are surprised to learn that prototyping is nowhere near as expensive as they had assumed. We operate with transparency, provide personalized and fair advice, and help you determine whether your product can be realized—and if not, we’ll work with you to find an alternative.
A prototype often plays a decisive role in the success of the final product: it highlights areas where improvements are still needed. Whether it’s metal or another material—we have the equipment and dedication to help you move forward quickly and precisely.
Take Advantage of Prototyping to Achieve Success
One thing is certain: A prototype can have a significant impact on the success of the final product. It helps you identify areas where improvements might still be needed. Make good use of the time leading up to the product launch—we’re happy to help.
Regardless of whether you are interested in prototypes made of metal or another material: We have the equipment and commitment needed to help you quickly and yet as precisely as possible.
These types of prototypes exist
We distinguish between four types of prototypes:
- Geometric Prototypes – Precise Models for Initial Testing and Variant Comparisons
- Design prototypes – for testing visual appeal and ergonomics
- Functional prototypes —for testing functions before mass production
- Technical prototypes —the closest thing to the final product, often virtually indistinguishable
Successful Collaboration
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