Design for Manufacturability (DFM) is a new design concept part of the Design for Excellence (DFX) mindset. DFX refers to relatively new methods for coordinating design and manufacturing processes. Because of their numerous advantages, these methodologies are increasingly used in product design.   Designers select one or more DFX methods that apply to their product design aims. The designers can then ensure an outstanding product design by implementing the concepts in each way.   Now if you’re an emerging product designer in the production industry, understanding DFM and the usage of its principles will help you polish your skills. So, without further ado, let’s explore DFM in detail below.   What Is DFM? The engineering process of designing items to optimize their manufacturing ease and production cost given form, fit, and function requirements is known as designa for manufacturability (DFM).   Effective DFM in manufacturing operations is based on various assessments for diverse produ...