
Application feasibility
Review material, part geometry, quality target, cycle expectation, and technical risks before committing to a configuration.
DMD combines equipment with programming, post-processing, commissioning, training, and after-sales support so the buyer is not left to assemble the workflow alone.
The DMD process
The earlier the technical questions are answered, the more confidently the machine, tooling, software, and service scope can be defined.
Understand material, geometry, tolerance, volume, current process, and target result.
Define a sample, test cut, or programming review when the application requires evidence.
Choose machine architecture, spindle or ultrasonic system, tooling, fixture, and options.
Install, commission, train, document, and support the production team.
Solution modules

Review material, part geometry, quality target, cycle expectation, and technical risks before committing to a configuration.

Prepare five-axis toolpaths, post-processor output, simulation, and handover information for the production workflow.

Support commissioning, operator onboarding, acceptance checks, documentation, maintenance, and production ramp-up.
Commercial clarity
The website should help customers understand the difference between standard machine scope, optional hardware, software deliverables, installation, training, and ongoing service.
Process evidence first