Enclosure retention interfaces and PCB engagement features were reviewed through a full system-level stack-up analysis. Geometry was corrected at nominal condition to eliminate assembly looseness without reliance on master-sample bias or downstream compensation.
For the TPE overmold, structural support and tab architecture were redesigned to resolve short-shot behavior and stabilize injection performance while respecting tooling constraints and cycle integrity.
Only after dimensional intent and functional stack-ups were fully reconciled was tooling intervention authorized.
Full Tooling Rebuild to Production Intent
The affected molds were rebuilt to eliminate systematic geometric offset and restore dimensional control. Tool geometry was revised to reflect corrected nominal targets and tightened tolerance bands aligned with verified supplier capability.
This reset ensured that production output matched true design intent – not legacy deviation – and established a repeatable, scalable manufacturing baseline.
Supplier & Documentation Alignment
Engineering change documentation, drawing updates, and supplier coordination were synchronized to ensure traceable implementation. Tolerances were tightened where justified by process capability, reinforcing long-term production stability.
The objective was not incremental adjustment.It was structural realignment between design intent, tooling geometry, and supplier capability