Talk to the engineer who will actually build your part.

A 30-minute working session with a customer development engineer — not a sales call. Bring your geometry, your tolerance stack, or just a problem you suspect machining can't solve.

GOOD REASONS TO BOOK

  • Pressure-test a design against RIPL's envelope before you commit CAD time
  • Compare RIPL against your current CNC, MIM, or DMLS path on a real part
  • Walk through qualification, documentation, and ISO 13485 requirements
  • Early-stage concepts welcome — we can help assess feasibility before drawings exist
Rachel Pate
Rachel Pate

Customer Development Engineer

Hamza Mohamed
Hamza Mohamed

Customer Development Engineer

Hunter Faulkner
Hunter Faulkner

Customer Development Engineer

How the 30 minutes runs

0–10

Your part, your constraints

Screen-share the geometry or sketch the problem. We map it against feature-size, tolerance, and material limits in real time.

10–25

Feasibility and path

Honest answer on whether RIPL fits — and if it does, what the design, quantity, and qualification path looks like. If it doesn't, we say so.

25–30

Next step, if any

Usually a quote on real CAD, a design-guide handoff, or a sample part evaluation. No follow-up sequence unless you ask for one.

Have CAD ready to quote instead? Request a quote — most return within 24 hours.