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Design Transfer
Translate the approved design into controlled drawings, specifications, interfaces and production information.
What this provides +Engineering Services
Production Readiness & Supply
Taking an approved design into controlled, repeatable production and dependable ongoing product supply.
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Production-readiness pathway
Production Development
The six stages maintain technical control as the product moves from an approved design into regular supply.
From design to supply
Six Connected Stages Protect Product Repeatability
The illustrated route shows how a defined product is built, checked, approved and supported during ongoing supply.
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Design transfer
Release controlled drawings, specifications and production requirements.
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Pre-production build
Build representative units using the intended materials and process.
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Quality validation
Check performance, inspection criteria and traceability against the agreed requirement.
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Production approval
Review the evidence and release the agreed configuration for regular supply.
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Ongoing supply
Maintain repeatable production, revision control and dependable delivery.
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After-sales support
Use product feedback to support the approved configuration and controlled improvement.
Release evidence
What Supports Production Approval
Approval is based on controlled information and representative evidence—not simply the completion of a prototype.