Shenzhen Alu Rapid Prototype Precision Co., Ltd.

Manufacturing a prototype product involves transforming your invention idea into a physical model to test functionality, design, and feasibility. 

1. Clarify Your Prototype’s Purpose

2. Create a Design

3. Select a Manufacturing Method

4. Choose Between DIY and Professional Manufacturing

5. Find a Prototyping Service

6. Order the Prototype

7. Test and Refine

8. Protect Your Intellectual Property

9. Plan for Next Steps

Practical Tips

Start Simple: Test a basic DIY model before investing in professional manufacturing.

Budget: DIY costs $50–$500; professional prototypes cost $100–$5,000+. Get multiple quotes.

Timeline: DIY takes weeks; professional services deliver in 3–14 days.

Seek Expertise: If unsure, consult the manufacturer’s engineers (e.g., Shenzhen Alu Rapid’s team) for material or design advice.