STRUCTURED PROJECT WORKFLOW
A Clear Path from Project Requirements to Final Delivery
Custom manufacturing projects involve more than production alone. Clear technical information, timely confirmation, sample approval, quality requirements, and production coordination all affect the final result.
Moldv follows a structured project workflow to help customers move from initial drawings and requirements through technical review, quotation, sampling, production, inspection, packaging, and delivery.
START WITH CLEAR PROJECT INFORMATION
What Information Helps Us Review Your Project?
The more complete the initial project information is, the more accurately we can evaluate the manufacturing approach, technical risks, quotation scope, and estimated project schedule.
2D Drawings and 3D CAD Files
Provide available drawings, CAD files, dimensions, tolerances, and technical specifications.
Material Requirements
Specify the required material, grade, performance requirements, or acceptable alternatives when available.
Estimated Order Quantity
Share prototype quantity, expected production volume, or annual demand to help determine the suitable manufacturing approach.
Critical Dimensions and Tolerances
Identify dimensions, tolerances, mating areas, or features that are critical to fit, function, and assembly.
Surface Finish and Appearance Requirements
Provide requirements for texture, color, gloss, painting, plating, anodizing, printing, or other surface finishes.
Functional and Assembly Requirements
Explain how the part will be used, assembled, loaded, connected, or integrated with other components.
Reference Samples or Photos
Existing parts, samples, product photos, or application images can help clarify design and performance expectations.
Target Schedule and Delivery Destination
Share your expected sample or production schedule and delivery destination to support project planning.
REVIEW BEFORE COMMITTING TO PRODUCTION
Technical Review Helps Reduce Manufacturing Risks Early
Before tooling or production begins, available project information should be reviewed to identify manufacturability issues, missing requirements, and potential technical risks.
- Part Geometry and Manufacturability
- Material and Process Compatibility
- Critical Dimensions and Tolerances
- Draft, Wall Thickness and Structural Features
- Assembly and Mating Interfaces
- Surface Finish and Appearance Requirements
CONFIRM BEFORE MOVING FORWARD
Samples Create a Clear Reference for Production
Depending on the manufacturing process and project requirements, prototypes, mold trial parts, CNC samples, or initial production samples may be prepared for review before full production.
Dimensions and Tolerances
Verify critical dimensions, measurements, and tolerance requirements.
Appearance and Surface Finish
Review color, texture, gloss, and surface treatment requirements.
Color and Texture
Compare samples against approved references or customer standards.
Assembly and Fit
Check part installation, mating conditions, and functional assembly.
Functional Performance
Evaluate whether the sample meets expected application requirements.
KEEP THE PROJECT MOVING
Clear Communication at Every Important Project Stage
Custom manufacturing projects may involve technical questions, drawing revisions, material confirmation, sample feedback, production updates, and delivery coordination.
Moldv acts as the international point of contact to help coordinate project information and communicate key updates throughout the manufacturing process.
Technical Confirmation
Clarify drawings, materials, tolerances, design changes, and manufacturing requirements before production.
Sample Feedback
Collect and communicate sample comments, required changes, and approval status.
Production Coordination
Follow key production milestones and communicate important project updates.
Delivery Preparation
Confirm packaging, shipping information, documentation, and delivery arrangements.
FROM APPROVAL TO DELIVERY
Keep Important Project Information Aligned Before Shipment
Before final delivery, applicable project information and shipment requirements should be confirmed to reduce errors and ensure the correct parts, quantities, documents, packaging, and delivery details are prepared.
Approved Drawings or Samples
Confirm the latest approved drawings, samples, specifications, or reference standards before shipment.
Part Number and Revision Status
Verify the correct part number, drawing revision, and project version to avoid outdated information being used.
Final Quantity
Confirm the final production and shipment quantity, including any agreed spare or replacement parts.
Inspection Requirements
Review the agreed inspection scope, critical dimensions, appearance requirements, and acceptance criteria.
Required Quality Records
Confirm whether inspection reports, measurement records, certificates, or other quality documents are required.
Packaging Instructions
Define suitable packaging methods, protection requirements, carton configuration, or project-specific packing standards.
Shipping Marks and Labels
Confirm part labels, carton marks, barcodes, identification information, and other required shipment markings.
Delivery Address and Shipping Method
Verify the final delivery destination, consignee information, shipping method, and other logistics requirements.
START YOUR CUSTOM MANUFACTURING PROJECT
START YOUR CUSTOM MANUFACTURING PROJECT
Share your drawings, CAD files, samples, material requirements, quantities, and project expectations with Moldv.
Our team will review your requirements, discuss suitable manufacturing solutions, clarify technical details, and guide your project through the next steps.