Jun 11, 2024 
Prototyping can present challenges. During this phase, companies aim to maximize results while minimizing expenses. If you’re uncertain about selecting the right manufacturing method, managing supplier relations for various components, or seeking strategies for cost savings, Regulus is here to assist. We offer a range of common prototyping solutions, including mock-ups, rapid prototyping, and 3D printing, tailored to streamline your development process.
Shaping & Forming
CNC Milling & Turning
- Most common prototyping technique
- Allow higher design complexity
- Wide variety of materials applicable: metal, plastic, and silicone parts
Laser Cutting
- Used for sheet metal fabrication
- Accurate and precise
- Secondary process after CNC machining for deburring
- Non-contact laser cutting can prevent deformation
NCT Punching
- Used for sheet metal fabrication
- Less restriction on part size
- Less material remainder
- Less production time compared with laser cutting
Silicone Molding
- More economical option than CNC machining
- Materials applicable include plastic, rubber, and silicone parts.
- Able to produce 20 units per mold
SLA & SLS
- SLA (Stereolithography Apparatus)
- Tolerances can be controlled within ±0.1mm.
- Suitable for making small and intricate parts
- SLS (Selective Laser Sintering)
- Can be used to produce metal parts
- A wide variety of materials available
Plating & Coating
- Tolerances can be controlled within ±0.1mm.
- Suitable for making small and intricate parts
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