Design of complete cookers
 
1. Drawings of all the details in sheet metal that require specific tooling

2. Technical sheet for each part of the sheet metal details with:
    - a description of the operation
    - a sketch of the blank
    - weights
    - machine code
    - tool code
    - etc.

3. Drawings or the separate components (a drawing for each part) and assemblies o parts in sub-groups

4. Exploded drawings with the codes of all the parts

5. Testing of the cooker according to European standards

6. Technical test sheet for the individual burners used with all the combustion characteristics

7. Pre-assembly sheets (oven door, tilting unit with burners, electric wiring, etc...)

8. Schedule for in-line assembly calibrated onto daily output.

9. List of instruments necessary for in-line control of electrrc and gas parts

10. Typical packing in cardboard cartons with relative protective cushioning

11. Draft of an instruction manual with instructions for installation in the home and adjustment of the cooker (in Italian according to CE regulations)

Design generally applies the following sequential design method: 


1. Delineation of a first functional and esthetic profile with the client to determine what the client wants.

2. Development of the project (drawings of drafts of the sheet metal parts for production of the prototype).

3. Production of the prototype (for the clients approval of both the functional and esthetic aspects).

4. Modification of the project and prototype.

5. Completion of the project in every part (with precedence for the drawings necessary to produce the tooling)

6. Production of the tooling.

AC can also provide all the consultation necessary while the toolinq is being produced.