Engineering-led
Projects are evaluated around manufacturability, material, tolerance, performance, and production requirements.
Prototype to production
Precision manufacturing.
Built around your product.
From prototype to production, Forma Precision Manufacturing delivers precision components through four specialized disciplines: Injection Molding, CNC Machining, Cast Urethane, and Sheet Metal Stamping.
Core capabilities
Four core capabilities. One manufacturing partner.
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Injection Molding
Precision molded plastic components from prototype tooling through production.
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CNC Machining
High-precision machined components engineered to meet demanding tolerances and specifications.
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Cast Urethane
Production-quality urethane components for prototypes, validation builds, and low-volume production.
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Sheet Metal Stamping
Precision metal components engineered for repeatability, scalability, and production.
Explore Sheet Metal StampingPrototype to production
From first part to full production.
FPM helps customers select the right manufacturing process based on geometry, material, tolerance, quantity, schedule, and cost—then manages execution through production.
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Submit Your Project
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Engineering Review
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Manufacturing Strategy
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Prototype / First Article
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Validation
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Production
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Quality & Delivery
Why FPM
Manufacturing without the friction.
Responsive
Fast communication and accountable project management from RFQ through delivery.
Prototype to production
Support for projects from early-stage validation through scalable production.
Process specialization
Deep focus on four proven manufacturing disciplines instead of trying to be everything to everyone.
Quality-focused
Quality planning, dimensional inspection, and documentation built around customer requirements.
One accountable partner
Simplify sourcing and project execution through one manufacturing relationship.
Industries
Built for demanding applications.
Supporting manufacturers and product teams across demanding industries.
Process selection
Not sure which process you need?
Injection Molding
Best for scalable plastic production.
CNC Machining
Best for high-precision metal and plastic components.
Cast Urethane
Best for prototypes and low-volume production-quality plastic parts.
Sheet Metal Stamping
Best for repeatable production of formed metal components.
Quality
Precision isn't optional.
Quality planning is built around the supplied drawing, specifications, material, critical features, and documentation requirements.
Dimensional inspection
Specification review
Material verification
First article inspection
Production quality control
Traceability & documentation
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