low volume manufacturing
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Low volume manufacturing services
Typically, low-volume manufacturing involves producing 10 to 10K parts, depending on the method used, the manufacturing processes involved, the tooling, and the materials used. Especially low-volume manufacturing before mass production can effectively avoid the risks and additional but unnecessary costs brought by mass production.
Low Volume Manufacturing
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What is Low Volume Manufacturing？
Low volume manufacturing is a specialized service that provides parts that are fully production-quality, but in batches that range from a single piece to several thousand pieces. It is ideal for moving ideas from the concept stage to prototyping and from there as a bridge to full volume production.
Low volume production is considered a specialized service because most manufacturers don't want to do it. Their assembly lines and supply chains are optimized for large volumes that take advantage of economies of scale. There is nothing wrong with this approach as it is the best way to ensure the lowest cost per piece. However, it usually requires large minimum order quantities and expensive tooling.
Who should use low volume manufacturing?
Low volume manufacturing methods are best suited for companies that need shorter lead times, are still in the prototyping stage, or need to produce small batches of products.
If you are a startup company testing a new product in the marketplace, you will want to use small batch manufacturing methods. This will allow you to get your product to market quickly and change the design as needed.
Similarly, if you have an existing product that is not selling well but you think it has potential, small batch manufacturing methods can help you test the market without having to make a large investment.
Other industries, such as automotive, aerospace and defense, also use low-volume manufacturing for prototyping and low-volume production. Airplane seats, car bumpers and medical implants are all examples of products produced using small batch manufacturing methods.
