M. SYSTEMS: 4 TIG WELDERS FOR PROTOTYPE FABRICATION IN 5 DAYS
Additional capacity for sample parts, test frames and pilot units under a demanding release timeline
Overview
The challenge
Initial situation: For a new product line, additional fixtures and prototype assemblies had to be produced at short notice.
Bottleneck: The internal team was already tied up with serial launch work and change iterations.
Quality requirement: Dimensional accuracy, clean weld appearance and fast reaction to design changes were critical.
Project risk: Delays on sample parts would have blocked approvals and follow-on processes.
Our approach
Detailed intake: Drawing packages, tolerances and priorities for each assembly were clarified before deployment.
Targeted qualification match: We selected welders with proven experience in fixture and prototype fabrication.
Flexible deployment plan: The team was integrated in a way that allowed short-notice changes without disrupting workflow.
Close coordination: Daily feedback with production management and work preparation ensured clear priorities.
Measured results
The client achieved prototype and fixture releases on time without reallocating internal serial-production teams. The key benefit was handling changing requirements with speed and flexibility.
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