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Volume Manufacturing

Scale up without losing control.

Injection molding, die casting, metal stamping, and extrusion. Scaled production with documented quality and on-time delivery.

  • Network certifications
    IATF 16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001
  • Partner audits
    Quarterly cadence
  • Geography
    Sweden, Eastern Europe, Asia
Volume manufacturing line at a Coredeq partner facility
Overview

One project owner, one schedule, certified parts

Based in Lund, Sweden, Coredeq runs scaled production for hardware companies across Sweden and the Nordics who need consistent quality, predictable lead times, and a single point of accountability across multiple processes and partners.

We coordinate plastic molding, metal forming, mechanical assembly, and final inspection across our audited European and Asian manufacturing partners. You get one project owner, one quote, one schedule, and certified parts that pass audits.

Capabilities

What we run

  • Injection molding (1k–1M+ pieces)
  • Die casting in zinc, aluminum, and magnesium
  • Metal stamping and progressive dies
  • Aluminum and plastic extrusion
  • Mechanical assembly and box build
  • Surface finishing (paint, anodizing, plating)
  • Quarterly partner audits
  • IATF 16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 certified network
Process

How a program runs

  1. Production planning

    We translate your validated design into a scaled production plan: process, partner, schedule, quality plan.

  2. Pre-production sample (PPS)

    A first-article batch is produced and inspected against your spec before serial production starts.

  3. Serial production

    Batches run on a defined schedule with in-line SPC, in-process inspection, and final dimensional checks.

  4. Logistics and delivery

    Customs, freight forwarding, and just-in-time delivery to your warehouse or fulfillment center.

Lead times

Typical lead times

After the production plan is approved. Tooling and PPS lead times sit on top of these for first-time programs.

Injection molded parts
2–4 weeks per batch
Die-cast parts
4–6 weeks per batch
Stamped components
3–5 weeks per batch
Final assembly and pack
1–2 weeks

Country-of-origin is disclosed for every part. Quality plan, inspection reports, and traveler ship with every batch.

FAQ

Common questions

There is no fixed minimum, but volume manufacturing typically makes economic sense above a few thousand units per year. For lower volumes we recommend our rapid prototyping or low-volume bridge production routes.
Every program runs against a documented quality plan with in-line SPC, AQL inspection, and a final FAI. Our partners are audited quarterly. You get inspection reports and a traveler with every batch.
Yes, that is the model. We coordinate plastic, metal, electronics, and assembly across multiple suppliers under a single program manager. You see one schedule and one cost.
We have audited partners in Sweden, Eastern Europe, and Asia. We choose the location based on cost, lead time, IP sensitivity, and compliance requirements, and we are transparent about where every part is made.
Yes. We manage freight forwarding, customs clearance, and just-in-time delivery to your warehouse, contract assembler, or fulfillment provider.

More questions? See full FAQ

Plan your production program

Send your validated design and target volume. Our program managers in Lund scope process, partner, and schedule.