From first part to production run

Prototyping/Production

Robinson Precision Tool often uses a prototype-to-production approach. Many projects begin as prototypes, then continue as short or high-volume production runs.

One shop from prototype through production

The same shop that proves out the part can also run it in production. For a buyer, that means the work developed during prototyping stays with the team responsible for the production run.

Begin with a prototype

A project can start with a prototype before moving into production.
Continue into production

The prototype-to-production approach keeps both stages with Robinson Precision Tool.
Match the production run

Robinson Precision Tool handles short or high-volume production runs.

A few seconds of milling on the shop floor:

A face mill cutting a metal block clamped in a machine vise, with a coolant line directed at the cut. About six seconds, no sound; it plays on a loop with a short pause between passes.