What Are the Different Types of New Product Development Models?

Mechanical models such as industrial equipment models are used to display, especially some relatively large machinery, which are generally displayed using models. Industrial model, commonly known as hand version, hand version model and rapid prototyping. The main production methods are CNC processing, laser rapid prototyping and small batch production of silicone molds, which are widely used in industrial new product design and development stages. In the shortest time, a physical model consistent with the design is processed, and the designer confirms the appearance of the product and tests the function to complete the design plan. To achieve the purpose of reducing development costs, shortening the development cycle, and quickly obtaining customer approval.

Industrial model

In the industrial model, there are many different types of building models. Different building models have different characteristics and different materials. Different building models are suitable for different occasions.

Clay model

Clay materials are widely sourced for easy access and low price. The texture is more delicate after the mud washing process and refining process. Clay has a certain degree of adhesion and is extremely plastic. During the molding process, it can be repeatedly modified to adjust the scraping and filling, which makes it easier to make up. It can also be reused as an ideal modeling material, but if too much moisture is lost in the clay, it will easily cause the clay model to shrink and crack and even break, which is not conducive to long-term storage. In addition, there are not many methods for effect treatment on the surface of clay models. When making models of clay, it is necessary to select a small amount of sand. Repeat the processing before use, and the mud and cooked are convenient to use. It is generally used as sculpture and mud for turning molds.

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Wooden model

The wood we use is generally raw wood and man-made boards after secondary processing. Artificial boards are often made of plywood, particleboard, blockboard, medium density fiberboard, etc. Models of furniture are often made of wood.

Sludge model

Sludge is a man-made material. It is extremely soft, softer and harder after solidification. Oil sludge is more plastic, and has better viscosity and toughness than yellow mud (clay model). It is easy to use during molding, and can be sculpted and trimmed freely during molding. It is not easy to crack after molding and can be used repeatedly. Sludge is more expensive and easy to carry. It is more suitable to make some small, special-shaped and more curved shapes. Generally, it is very convenient to use sludge for car and ship modeling. Therefore, it is a wise choice to choose brown oil sludge as the outermost layer of the oil sludge. The main ingredients of sludge are 62% of talc, 30% of petroleum jelly, and 8% of industrial wax.