Pilot and repeat batches
Move from an initial sample to an agreed batch, with material, orientation, finish and inspection requirements established before the run.
Explore Pilot and repeat batches ↗A practical route to repeat parts, jigs and fixtures without conventional mould tooling. Start with your part requirements and the quantity you need.

Move from an initial sample to an agreed batch, with material, orientation, finish and inspection requirements established before the run.
Explore Pilot and repeat batches ↗Review brackets, housings, spares and custom parts for their intended use. Material suitability depends on the specific geometry and operating conditions.
Explore Functional components ↗Discuss assembly aids, inspection fixtures and shop-floor tooling around the task, interfaces and repeatability required.
Explore Jigs and fixtures ↗The published service is aimed at typical runs of 10–500 units. That range is a starting point for discussion, not a minimum order or a capacity guarantee. Unit pricing, delivery stages and acceptance criteria are confirmed for the specific job.
Our Design & Engineering team can help with product form, mechanical detail, interfaces and manufacturing requirements.
Explore EngineeringShare the application, quantity and required date. We’ll help define the next step.