Product Prototyping

Accelerate your product development with high-fidelity prototypes built to test, validate, and impress.

Our product prototyping service bridges the gap between your initial concept and a market-ready product. Using CNC machining, 3D printing, and vacuum casting, we produce visual and functional models for testing, showcasing, or short-run manufacturing. Whether it’s a plastic enclosure or a precision-machined mechanical part, we bring your CAD files to life — fast.

Fast lead times with tight accuracy

Multiple prototype options for form & function

Support through product design iterations

In-house capabilities for low-volume production

Technical Capabilities

Capability	Details
Prototyping Methods	CNC Machining, SLA/SLS 3D Printing, Vacuum Casting
Tolerance	±0.05 mm (metal), ±0.1 mm (plastic)
Max Prototype Size	Up to 500 mm
Materials	Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel
Finishes	Sanded, Painted, Polished
File Types	STEP, STL, IGES

Consumer Products

Industrial Design

Startups

IoT Devices

Healthcare

Electronics

Ready to bring your product idea to life? Send us your CAD files and let’s prototype your future today.

We’ve been sourcing machine components from Himalaya Manufacturing for over 5 years now. Their quality, consistency, and timely delivery have always impressed us.

Ramesh Shah

Himalaya Manufacturing has been a reliable partner for our custom-machined parts. Communication is smooth, quality control is excellent, and Highly recommended for global buyers!

Mr. Suresh Nair

Their team is cooperative, and their brass inserts have met all our technical standards. What impressed us most is their flexibility in handling small and bulk orders equally well.

Ms. Priya Kulkarni

Finding a reliable brass parts manufacturer wasn’t easy—until we partnered with Himalaya Manufacturing. Excellent craftsmanship, timely response, and fair pricing.

Mr. Rajiv Mehta

Himalaya Manufacturing began in 1992 with a spark of passion and a love for machines. A young teenager, fresh out of school, joined his uncle’s brass component business in Jamnagar — India’s Brass City.