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Many wire forming projects fail not because of the final geometry, but because of incorrect forming sequences, uncontrolled springback, tooling interference, or poor production repeatability.
This project involved the complete development of a wire forming die system, from product definition and forming strategy through tooling design, manufacturing, tryout, and production implementation.
As project lead, I developed the forming sequence, springback compensation strategy, tooling architecture, and manufacturing validation process to ensure the product could be produced consistently at volume rather than simply formed in simulation.
The result was a production-ready wire forming solution capable of transforming straight steel wire into a complex multi-bend component through a controlled single-cycle forming process.
Projects like this are where product development, tooling engineering, and manufacturing execution come together.
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