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Design
for Manufacture and Assembly (DFMA)
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A
methodology that allows creative design solutions to be found to optimize products for manufacturing, assembly, total product life
cycle, and voice of the customer satisfaction requirements.
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DFMA
should be part of a lean design and manufacturing effort and deployed at
the beginning of a product concept stage. Design teams will achieve design
improvements while maintaining or exceeding cost reduction targets.
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Each
part design is evaluated for fit, form, function, cost and
manufacturability
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The
design of each part is streamlined through reduction strategies until
the most efficient design is achieved
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DFMA
then provides accurate cost estimates to make intelligent decisions
regarding manufacturing, life cycle, and voice of the customer support
decisions
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DFMA training, software and tools bring clients through these steps in
a hands-on, interactive environment
DFMA
ensures that your design team will improve designs in the concept stage,
accounting for nearly 80% of on-going product cost. The result will be
large cost and time savings that would otherwise have been lost, and
improved manufacturing efficiency and product quality during the process.
Training and deployment should be designed for
immediate results with tangible payback.
DFMA training should include:
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Introduction
to DFMA Providing a functional understanding of DFMA
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DFMA
for product structure, reduced costs & improved quality
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Assembly, automation and accessibility issues
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Concurrent costing analysis
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Piece, part and tooling cost analysis
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Performing Machining/Metalworking/Assembly analysis
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Software features and functionalities
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Brainstorming methodology
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Types of Redesign analysis (Kaizen costing)
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Simulation and modeling of DFMA improvements
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Computer based screens, reports and data procedures
Hands-on workshops
work best to achieve and sustain anticipated DFMA results.
email us at:
info@anitech.net
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