Technical project study — scoping the need before committing to manufacturing
Before launching a part, we structure the project: specifications, feasibility, risks and quoting. You commit to production fully informed.
A project poorly scoped upfront means costly back-and-forth during manufacturing. The study defines what we're building, why, with which technical constraints and at what cost — a formalised specifications brief. The decision to move into manufacturing, with us or elsewhere, is yours.
What the study covers
Defining the need
Use, technical constraints and functional expectations structured into a project sheet approved with you.
Feasibility study
Checking the limits — geometry, tolerances, dimensions — and choosing the process and the material.
Project phases
A milestone-based schedule: design, prototyping, testing and approval points.
Contractual quoting
A detailed quote covering design, manufacturing, post-processing and delivery.
The quote issued at the end of the study is contractual — not an indicative estimate that changes along the way
How it works
- 1
First conversation
We understand your context, your objective and your constraints.
- 2
Defining the need
We structure constraints and expectations into the project sheet.
- 3
Feasibility study
We check the technical limits and mitigate the risks.
- 4
Phasing & quoting
We deliver a milestone-based plan and a contractual quote.
- 5
Manufacturing (optional)
If you approve, we move on to production — the study is deducted.
Frequently asked questions
Is the study mandatory before ordering?
What does the study cost?
Is the quote from the study contractual?
Do I need a 3D file to start?
Delivery time for the study?
A project to scope?
Tell us about your need — we structure and quote before committing to anything.