Prototype to Production: De-Risking Polymer PartsPosted on June 3, 2026 |
Prototype to Production: De-Risking Polymer Parts with CTQs, Documentation & Repeatability
June 18, 2026 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. EST
Josh Kroner, CEO/Founder, Empire Additive Solutions
This session outlines a practical, non-promotional framework for moving polymer components from early prototypes to pilot builds and production-ready processes. We will cover how to define Critical-to-Quality (CTQ) requirements, set simple acceptance criteria, and build lightweight documentation that improves traceability and reduces rework. Attendees will learn common failure modes that derail early manufacturing plus a straightforward playbook for stabilizing parts and suppliers before scaling.
Other Network News
July 15, 2026Solvay Bank Announces $50,000 to Local Non-Profit Organizations In Partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of New YorkSolvay Bank announced a combined $50,000 financial boost to the CNY community by awarding individual $3,125 grants to 16 area non-profit organizations distributed through the FHLBNY SBRG Program. |

July 9, 2026Adam B. Brown Named President of Pinnacle Insurance Associates, a New Division of Pinnacle Holding Company, LLCWith over 25 years of expertise in commercial insurance and risk management, Adam brings a proven track record of strategic leadership, deep client insight, and specialized industry knowledge to the growing Pinnacle family. |
July 9, 2026Oswego Health Medical Practice Expands Specialty Care Access in Clay, Continuing Investment in Onondaga CountyBuilding on the successful opening of its first primary care practice in Onondaga County earlier this year, Oswego Health Medical Practice is expanding access to specialty care in Clay. |
