Why Should We Contact Budnick About Prototyping?
The initial concern that draws us to visit customer sites is the amount of rejections in their production or finishing process. The die cut used in the paint masking process is usually performing an admirable job except some very minute paint spots. In the automotive industry, for instance, a pin head size drop of paint is unacceptable. Using a computer generated drawing on a laptop and a printer with a blade instead of a pen, vinyl is fed through the printer just like paper and the blade cuts where the computer generated drawing tells it to. Once on the assembly line, we cut the original vinyl die cut to match it with the parts our customers have been receiving. That way, we can watch them put on the part. This is important as some parts must be put on from left to right only, or applied from top to bottom. Certain die cuts can be used on both sides of the part, and some parts have a left and a right side that require opposite cuts. Some parts have to be on rolls and some have to be o
