AMES / MANUFACTURING PROGRAM
Manufacturing plans need to fit the part, its requirements and the point it has reached in development. AMES coordinates a practical path across suitable independent manufacturing partners—from engineering input through inspection and delivery.
Follow the manufacturing journeySee how early physical validation supported a casting project01 / THE AMES ROUTE
AMES turns your project requirements into a manufacturing plan, coordinating each step through inspection, finishing and delivery.
Share your CAD, drawing and next milestone. AMES aligns the requirements, provides manufacturing feedback and plans the route with suitable independent partner factories.
Agree an NDA and a confidential exchange channel before sharing proprietary files.
We tailor the project plan and manufacturing route to your product and its stage, considering geometry, material, volume, manufacturing methods, tooling, timeline and factory capabilities.
Route fit and current partner availability are confirmed per project.
AMES manufacturing route considers: Machining, Sand casting, Investment casting, Centrifugal casting, Forging, Stamping, Deep draw, Cold head + roll, Extrusion, Die cast, Injection molding.
Raw forms come back through an agreed inspection gate, then the required precision operations and drawing checks.
Measurement methods, records and acceptance criteria are agreed per project.
Coordinate the treatment required for corrosion, wear, friction, appearance or assembly after the specification and applicator route are confirmed.
Chemistry, thickness, appearance and test method are confirmed per drawing or agreement.
Partner-factory inspection capability and third-party testing are coordinated around the agreed quality plan.
Methods, sampling, responsibility and records vary by project scope.
Coordinate packaging, transport and the customer report package around the shipment—not a one-size-fits-all dispatch.
Packaging, freight and document scope are quoted and agreed per project.
PROJECT EXAMPLE
See how CNC parts and sand-mold cast samples supported design iteration before a customer committed to production casting tooling.
