DFA (Design for Assembly)
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In product design, Design for Assembly (DFA) focuses on optimizing product designs to simplify the assembly process. DFA principles aim to reduce the number of components, minimize assembly time, and enhance overall product efficiency. By considering ease of assembly during the design phase, DFA contributes to cost reduction, improved product quality, and streamlined manufacturing processes, benefiting both manufacturers and end-users.
What is DFA (Design for Assembly)
Designing products with ease of assembly in mind.
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