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Inputs
A drawing or 3D file provides the geometry and intended functions.
- 2D or 3D definition
- Quantity or volume
- Known or to-be-defined material
- Timing and required records
Technical capabilities
Feasibility is demonstrated against your file.
Material, dimensions, tolerances and volume form one industrial problem. CRP reviews them together instead of publishing misleading generic limits.
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Reviewed criteria
Manufacturing choices interact and are checked in the actual context of the part.
- Geometry and access
- Functional dimensions
- Drawing tolerances
- Material and supply condition
03
Production modes
CRP supports needs from prototype to series; higher volumes are considered case by case.
- Prototype
- One-off part
- Small and medium series
- Volume production after review
04
Complementary operations
Polishing and microblasting can complement machining where the part and requirement are suitable.
No decorative data table
Numerical travel, size or tolerance values are published only after workshop validation. The useful answer for a buyer is the one applied to their drawing.