Rapid R&D and Prototyping
Taking you from Concept to Market
Backed by years of experience transforming concepts into successful products, our team has built our reputation on the wide spectrum of problems we are capable of solving. Think of us as an extension of your research and development team.
Our engineers are on hand to help you overcome specific design challenges and our machinists are here to bring your vision to life. From the production floor to the front office, everyone at Lavelle Medical is committed to getting your products, parts, and components to market as quickly as possible.
Why Customers Choose Lavelle for R&D and Prototype Projects
We work with you until you have a production-ready product.
The Lavelle team has a deep understanding of how critical timing is at every stage – from concept to market. Our goal-driven and collaborative approach ensures you get rapid prototyping and support through the evolution of your vision.
A one-stop shop.
With our facility’s wide range of modern equipment and machining methods, we can contribute to the design process and facilitate a smooth transition from design to full-production.
EXTENSIVE CAPABILITIES
Our facility’s wide range of modern equipment lets our team build medical device prototypes using multiple machining methods, including CNC milling, turning, wire EDM, laser marking, 3D printing, and in-house finishing. Working with this full set of processes means your prototype is made the way your production part will be made, so what you test is what you scale.
For product design engineers, that means early, practical design for manufacturability (DFM) feedback. Our engineers review your designs for material choices, tolerances, and features that could add cost or risk, and suggest changes while they are still easy to make. For R&D heads, it means shorter iteration cycles and fewer surprises when a design moves toward validation.
Because prototyping and production happen under one roof, we support rapid prototyping to scale-up without a handoff to a new supplier. That continuity keeps your new product introduction (NPI) on schedule, preserves what you learned during development, and gives you a smooth transition from design to full production.