INGENIERÍA DE PRODUCTO
La sección de Ingeniería de Producto de FactoryUniC reúne materiales prácticos en PDF y PPT, creados para que los equipos de producto en entornos industriales diseñen de manera más eficiente e inteligente, y no solo más estética. Todos los recursos están desarrollados por expertos en ingeniería industrial y son concretos, aplicables y listos para usarse de inmediato en la práctica real.
Product Engineering
The Essential Product Design Checklist for Success
PRODUCT DESIGN. THE ESSENTIAL CHECKLIST FOR SUCCESS
This checklist serves as a blueprint for success, outlining the strategic and thorough process necessary to create products that do more than meet market standards—they set new benchmarks for excellence.
Check List to design a successful product.
1.- Can it be assembled…?
☐ Easily, with minimal manual effort
☐ With ergonomic safety for operators
☐ Quickly, with low cycle time...
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Product Engineering
How to Design Successful Products
HOW TO DESIGN SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTS
The 4 Engineering Methodologies Every Product Team Must Apply
When designing a product, simply focusing on its aesthetics or functionality is not enough. Designers must also consider how the product will be manufactured and assembled and, crucially, how to ensure its quality and performance. Within this context, four pivotal concepts come to the forefront: DFM (Design for Manufacturability), .... Let's explore each:
1. DFM – Design for Manufacturability
This approach emphasizes designing components to be easily and cost-effectively manufactured. Some core principles include:
Simplify complex shapes and geometries...
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Product Engineering
Reducing the Cost of a Product/Part: Strategy #3
REDUCING THE COST OF A PART: STRATEGY #3 — CHANGE THE MATERIAL
In design engineering, one of the primary objectives is to reduce costs. Here is a strategy to achieve it: Change expensive or overengineered materials with cost-effective alternatives.
Thress dimensions of material Changes.
1. Change the Base Material
Example: Metal → Plastic
→ e.g., Stainless Steel gear → Reinforced Polymer gear
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