DigiFabster and HP’s Multi Jet Fusion: A Game Changer for Cubic Inch

Cubic Inch, an engineering and manufacturing company based in Warsaw, Poland, faced a significant challenge in their quoting process. The process was time-consuming and required a substantial amount of data collection from potential customers before a price could be determined. This included receiving a file to determine the part’s size, volume, and other dimensional information, as well as identifying the part’s orientation and other factors that could impact production. Additionally, customers had to provide other specifications such as material and quantity of parts to be quoted. The company also required contact and other business-based information. Collecting all this information often involved a series of phone calls or back-and-forth emails. Once a customer was ready to place an order, additional information such as payment and shipping methods had to be communicated. In a manual environment, much of this was handled with spreadsheets and other disparate software, leading to duplicate work and confusion.

Cubic Inch is an engineering and manufacturing company based in Warsaw, Poland. They primarily work with the automotive industry and its suppliers. The company offers a range of services for its clients, including product and parts design, 3D scanning, reverse engineering, and optimization of part geometries for additive manufacturing. On the manufacturing side, Cubic Inch typically produces parts using HP’s Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing technology, which allows them to deliver finished parts in two to five business days, offering a speed-to-market advantage others can’t match.