DXF or STEP file, plus a PDF drawing showing critical dimensions and requirements.
Application validation
Your part.
Proven first.
Share the geometry, material and quality target. Finepart's application team will assess the process, identify the right validation route and turn your manufacturing challenge into evidence.

The more complete the brief, the faster we can evaluate your application.
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A stronger technical brief
What helps us
evaluate faster.
Do not wait until every detail is perfect. Send what you have, and our application team will help close the gaps.
Material specification, condition and available sample size.
Nominal thickness and any variation that affects the cut.
Tolerances, edge quality, kerf, surface finish and features that matter most.
Expected volumes, cycle-time ambition and current manufacturing method.
Project timing, validation deadline and when the capability is needed.
From question to qualified decision
Evidence before
investment.
We begin with the customer challenge and select the next step from the evidence—not from a machine catalogue.
- 01Application reviewBrief
We review the files, material, tolerances and production objective with you.
- 02Theoretical Test Cut · TTCFeasibility
Finepart evaluates geometry, accessibility, cutting strategy and expected capability before material is committed.
- 03Actual Test Cut · ATCProof
When physical validation is the right next step, we define the sample, success criteria, material and commercial scope.
- 04Results and recommendationDecision
Results are presented with process settings, quality findings, productivity expectations and suitable Finecut System alternatives.
Clear expectations
A proof of process,
defined together.
01How long does the process take?
02What will I receive?
03Is there a cost?
04Which materials can be evaluated?
Start with the manufacturing challenge
Send the part.
Define the proof.
Drawing, material and tolerance are enough to begin. Finepart will help determine whether the next step should be a theoretical review or a physical test cut.
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