THE PROCESS SHOULD FIT THE PART
Manufacturing support, from prototype to production.
Choose a production route around the part you need. Based in Melbourne, Allentronics connects design, manufacturing partners and supply requirements for businesses and individuals.
Look at the whole production requirement
Quantity is only one part of the decision. Material, geometry, finish, critical dimensions and the likelihood of a design change can all affect which process makes sense. Share both your immediate requirement and what you expect to need later.
A single prototype, a pilot batch and a repeat production order may use different processes. We can discuss the options with you rather than assume the first manufacturing route must serve every stage of the product.
Manufacturing options to discuss
CNC machining
Source machined metal and plastic components, from individual parts to more complex assemblies. Include drawings, material requirements and any critical fits in your enquiry.
Injection moulding
Discuss tooling and repeatable plastic part production through our production partners. Design readiness, expected quantities and finish requirements help shape the conversation.
3D printing
Explore printed parts and prototypes when design flexibility or an initial physical model is useful. Process and material suitability are reviewed for the project.
Explore 3D printingElectronics and assembly
Support for PCB design, manufacture, component sourcing and assembly, through to integration into a finished product.
Sourcing and supply coordination
Allentronics also helps businesses discuss import-export and supply chain requirements. This can involve finding products, coordinating suppliers, and bringing production, packaging and delivery needs together.
Tell us where the current process is getting stuck: an incomplete specification, uncertainty about suppliers or a product that needs several components brought together. We’ll discuss what support fits the project and which responsibilities need to be agreed.
A clearer brief makes options easier to compare
- Share the current CAD revision and drawings with the dimensions that matter.
- Specify quantities for the first order and expected repeat orders.
- Explain the intended use, material needs and important cosmetic surfaces.
- Include assembly, packaging and delivery requirements.
- Identify your deadline and any stages that require approval before production.
Compare the total project cost, including design work, setup, tooling, finishing and delivery, as well as the part price. Read our process comparison guide for a practical starting point.
Questions about your project
Is injection moulding carried out through partners?
Yes. Our injection moulding service includes tooling and manufacturing support through production partners. The scope and production arrangements are discussed for each project.
Should I use CNC machining or 3D printing?
Consider the material, geometry, critical dimensions, finish and quantity. Both processes can support prototypes and usable parts, but the right choice depends on the requirements.
Can you help with sourcing and assembly?
Yes. Discuss your components, supplier, packaging and delivery needs with us. Allentronics offers electronics assembly, sourcing and supply chain support, with the scope agreed for your project.
Do you publish standard prices and lead times?
No single price or timeline covers these services. We review the design and production requirements before confirming the scope, cost and timing.
Explore the next step
Let’s talk about your project.
Share your idea, requirements and any useful files. We’ll review the project and get in touch to discuss the next step.