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Activeoriginally computed 2026-08-20

Concept-to-production one-roof (product design · prototypes in final material · toolroom)

Scope
v2 clusters #3 + #5 + #10
Lens version
0.3.6
Claim id
bf2594e1-d5f2-4ddd-b77e-c0eb1b1ce044

Co-presence claim

Concept-to-production one-roof (product design · prototypes in final material · toolroom)

Scope: v2 clusters #3 + #5 + #10
Scan date: 2026-08-20

Decomposition — atomic inputs

  1. A1Product-design service

    agent
    “In 2020 Naiad Plastics became a wholly owned subsidiary of Industrial Design Consultancy (IDC), one of the UK’s longest running and most successful product design and engineering consultancies. This allows customers of Naiad Plastics to benefit from IDC’s experience, facilities and expertise, including: 3D printing, prototyping and testing Finite element stress analysis (FEA) Electronics design Full product design and development Design for sustainability Product approvals including for medical device regulations (EU MDR and US FDA)”
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  2. A2Prototypes in final material

    derived

    Derived · im_d4_methods_to_final_material — computed from a verified premise, not read off a page.

    Premise — methods

    We have in house toolmaking capability for rapid and low volume tools. ... We have a range of tooling options available for rapid and low volume tooling, including 3D printed injection mould tools and rapid machined aluminium tools.

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  3. A3In-house toolroom

    agent
    “We have in house toolmaking capability for rapid and low volume tools.”
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  1. v1Activethis page
    2026-08-20

    Concept-to-production one-roof (product design · prototypes in final material · toolroom)

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