3MPLAS

Make the clear decision before it gets expensive

A clear process puts complexity in the right order, with a visible owner for each handoff.

Automation take-out robot

Four stages, each with something you can check

01

Define the requirement

You provide
Drawing, sample or problem; volume and timing goals.
We do
A coordinator identifies the application, key risks and missing inputs.
You receive
Confirmed brief, information checklist and initial fit assessment.

Before the next stepCustomer confirms the scope before proposal work.

02

Agree the proposal

You provide
Confirmed requirements and site / supplier information.
We do
Engineering and sourcing review tooling, equipment and responsibilities together.
You receive
Proposal, quotation inclusions / exclusions and milestone plan.

Before the next stepApprove technical scope, cost and milestones before starting.

03

Sample & validate

You provide
Approved drawings, proposal and acceptance criteria.
We do
Run mold trials, sample checks or equipment trials; track each issue.
You receive
Samples / trial records, inspection data and change list.

Before the next stepCustomer approves samples or acceptance results before production.

04

Produce & delivery

You provide
Approved sample, process revision and packaging requirements.
We do
Follow production checks and reconcile quantities, packaging and documents.
You receive
Inspection records, delivery checklist and open-item / support handoff.

Before the next stepConfirm shipping release, handoff and the next responsible person.

The project view, not just the purchase order.

Projects start in different places. The control points stay consistent: what is being made, how it runs, what is proven and who owns the next move.

Product

Part intent, material and manufacturability.

Tooling

Mold decisions, sampling and first article evidence.

Production

Machine fit, process control and inspection.

Delivery

Quality status, timing and handoff clarity.

Polished mold cavity in close detail

Start with what you have

A reference image, an output target or a problem that is still unresolved. Clarify the brief before deciding on the next step.