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What DFMold knows that a toolmaker doesn't.

The OEM order, the assembly and every T0 report your team has. Every check and every proposed change runs against them.

Order and assembly context

Changes that keep the order and the fit.

A toolmaker sees one part. DFMold also knows the OEM order and every part it mates with, so its proposals stay inside the spec and the assembly. A change that would break either one is flagged before anyone spends a week on it.

The toolmaker sees

The part geometry

DFMold also knows

OEM order spec: Class A faces, grain, material, tolerances
Mating parts: clips, seals, screw bosses, gaps
Your past toolmaker reports

From our customer interviews with automotive plastic part engineers.

Learns from T0 and past reports

Catch T0 problems at the design stage.

Every T0 trial report and toolmaker change request your team already has is a record of what went wrong. DFMold reads them, works out why each problem happened, and turns that into a check it runs on every new design, so the same problem doesn't come back at the next T0. It also flags new problems that look like old ones, even when no written rule covers them.

Learns from T0 trial reports and toolmaker change requests
Finds the cause, not only the symptom
Turns each lesson into a check on every new part
Shows which past report a finding came from

T0 reportCauseCheck on every new design

Illustrative part and reports.

Cost-aware fixes

Cheaper fixes first.

When there is more than one way to fix a problem, DFMold shows what each one does to the mold and suggests the one that is cheaper to make.

Avoid sliders and lifters
Flags fixes that break the OEM order
Compare before you change CAD

Illustrative part.

The fastest route to the most moldable design.

Catch it before the toolmaker does.

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