Requirement baseline
Collect the part model, Zeichnungsrevision, Harz, expected volume and acceptance requirements.
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Project coordination
Injection Mold Project Management
Keep the approved drawing, open issues and next decision clear from initial review through trial and handover.
One project record, clearer decisions
Buyers need to know what is agreed, what remains open and which version of a drawing controls the next activity.
Issue tracking
Make DFM questions, design changes and customer decisions visible to the project team.
Review milestones
Set clear checkpoints for design approval, mold trial, sample evaluation and handover.
Evidence and release
Associate sample results, inspection records and final approvals with the relevant revision.
Questions a buyer should always be able to answer
These checkpoints are more useful than an unexplained percentage-complete figure.
Which drawing is current?
Keep the latest approved revision and change history visible.
What decision is pending?
Name the owner, question and information needed to close it.
What did the last trial show?
Link sample observations and reports to the agreed acceptance criteria.
What is ready to hand over?
Confirm the approved status and project-specific deliverables.
Keep engineering and purchasing aligned
Commercial timing and technical acceptance affect each other. A revision or trial finding should be discussed in terms of scope, next action and approval before the plan is updated.
A clear change record helps both teams understand the impact of a decision.
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What should an RFQ include?
Share current CAD and drawing files, Harz, erwartete Menge, critical features and any timing or machine constraints.
How are changes handled after design approval?
Record the requested revision, review the effect on tooling and confirm the updated scope and approval before proceeding.
