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San Jose machining manufacturer making prototype and production parts for large organizations and medical companies since 2001.
Capabilities
- CNC machining
- Prototype work
- Production runs
- Fabrication
- Assembly
- Inspection
Quality & certifications
ISO 9001:2015 (as stated on site).
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Prototype and Production Machining in San Jose with Casco Machining
A growing company often hits the same hurdle. The prototype worked, the team needs a steady supply and the supplier has to be easy to work with. Casco Machining Inc. is a San Jose machining manufacturer, listed here as making prototype and production parts for large organizations and medical companies since 2001, with CNC machining, prototype work, production runs, fabrication, assembly and inspection. This page explains how to move from a prototype to production in San Jose and what a supplier will want from you.
Prototype work
A prototype tests an idea. It is usually a small number of parts made quickly. Its job is to show whether the design fits and works. Expect a few revisions. Order a small quantity, test it and share what you learn with the shop. A good supplier will ask questions that help you improve the design.
Production runs
A production run makes parts in volume with steady quality. The setup is tuned for repeatability, and inspection is planned around it. Moving from prototype to production usually brings new questions. How many parts per month? How will they be checked? How will they be packed and delivered? Answer them in your request.
CNC machining, fabrication and assembly
CNC machining makes precise parts from solid stock. Fabrication cuts and joins sheet and bar into structures. Assembly combines parts into units. The listing names all three, so a buyer who needs a finished assembly can ask for one source to handle it.
Inspection
Inspection checks that parts match the drawing. It can include hand gauges, optical tools and coordinate measuring machines. The listing names inspection, so say which dimensions are critical, how many parts to check and whether you need a written report.
Quality listing
The listing shows ISO 9001:2015, as stated on the shop’s site. If you are a larger organization with a supplier approval process, ask what information the shop can share, such as quality documents or sample reports.
Working with larger buyers
The listing says the shop has made parts for large organizations. Large buyers often have formal requirements, such as drawing control, packaging specs and delivery schedules. If you have a supplier manual, share it early so expectations are clear on both sides.
Medical companies
The listing also mentions medical companies. Medical programs usually need records, such as material certificates and lot tracking. State your needs in the request so the quote includes them.
What to include in an RFQ
- Drawing and 3D model with revision
- Material and grade
- Quantity for the first order and yearly forecast
- Critical tolerances
- Finish and packaging
- Inspection reports or documents needed
- Delivery date
Make the move deliberately
When you go from prototype to production, change as few things as possible at once. Keep the same drawing revision, material and finish, unless a change is needed. If you must change something, say so clearly, so the shop can plan.
Why San Jose
San Jose is the center of Silicon Valley, with many product teams nearby. A local source makes it easier to meet and resolve questions in person.
Questions for a supplier review
Ask about lead times for first orders and repeat orders, how change requests are handled and who your main contact will be. Ask how inspection records are stored and for how long. If you need the supplier to meet a specific standard, say so at the start. Clear answers help you decide if the shop is the right fit, and a clear request helps the shop give you an honest quote.
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