Precision Machining Cost Optimization Case Study

Client Requirement: A method that meets cost targets while achieving required precision.
Our Solution:

We first ask if cost or precision is the priority. We often find clients prioritize cost, so we suggest the simplest manufacturing method. While this may not meet every tolerance on the drawing, we often discover that certain specified tolerances do not affect their production.

However, in this case, the client was making a high-precision testing instrument, so precision had to strictly follow the drawing, which naturally led to higher costs. After continuous discussion, we provided the most suitable material and processing method to meet their needs, successfully winning the client's approval.