[Material Selection and Design Points] Specify materials such as resin and rubber in the specifications.
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This is an introduction to the design points for selecting resin materials that lead to cost reduction, as well as for machining soft materials like rubber and sponge. "For resin and rubber materials, specify by specifications such as color and hardness without designating part numbers." When resin and rubber are limited to unique part names or numbers from specific manufacturers, costs can become high, rather than using generic names that are widely available. One method to reduce the price of resin machined parts is to avoid specifying manufacturer part numbers and instead only specify color and functional aspects. By adopting such methods, companies engaged in resin machining can increase their options for sourcing materials from various routes, leading to cost reductions. [Overview] ■ Limiting to unique part names or numbers from manufacturers can increase costs. ■ Specify only color and functional aspects without designating manufacturer part numbers. ■ Increasing options for sourcing materials from various routes leads to cost reductions. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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