A product that works well today should perform just as well tomorrow. Yet in production, we often see variation between batches — small deviations that cost time, money, and trust. The cause rarely lies in the machine; it usually starts in the design. At Vormelijk Engineering, we design with consistency as a guiding principle.
1) Repeatability as a design criterion
A design is only good if it can be reproduced reliably. That’s why we account for tolerances, clamping, and machining order at every step — ensuring every part remains consistent, no matter where or when it’s made.
2) Smart tolerance definition
Too wide, and you get play; too tight, and you risk rejection. We always seek the balance between precision and manufacturability — fine-tuned to the supplier’s actual capabilities.
3) Less waste, more confidence
A well-considered design prevents rework and rejects. This reduces production costs and strengthens predictability in both quality and planning.
4) Consistency through collaboration
We work closely with fabricators and welders to understand how their machines and tools respond to variation. That insight feeds directly into our designs, ensuring flawless execution on the production floor.
Consistency isn’t coincidence — it’s the result of technical insight, attention to detail, and a structured way of working.
