To help you get the best product to market quickly and cost effectively, we offer many digital converting solutions. Most of these processes accept standard file formats of drawings and produce prototype parts without the costly commitment of hard tooling.

Case Study - Quick Response for Prototypes and Parts

Budnick has invested in many computer numerically controlled (CNC) converting devices and machines that allow us to accept your drawings in many formats and run your initial prototypes before having to pay for permanent hard tooling. Budnick also can reverse engineer drawings and new parts from existing provided samples. These capabilities allow you to perfect the product based on prototypes, so you never have to live with less than the optimal solution, or pay for extra tools.

For production parts, we like to visit your facility or utilize technology to get a clear idea of what your Engineering and Operations Teams are trying to accomplish. This understanding is critical as some parts must be put on from left to right only, or applied from top to bottom. Certain die cuts can be used on both sides of the part, and some parts have a left and a right specific side. Some parts have to be on rolls, and some should be on sheets to maximize operator efficiency. By working on the assembly line, we can pinpoint a host of details that might affect whether the part ends up as a success or reject.  More