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Reality Driven Design.
Real product design and development is not only about a product’s appearance, but how it exists, feels, works in the hands of the user. Catalyst takes a holistic, intuitive approach to design. We consider not only how a product looks on the outside, but how it will work on the inside. Appearance counts, but functionality matters.
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The Catalyst Difference
Catalyst was started by product designers, engineers, and manufacturers for product designers, engineers, and manufacturers. Our facility is like no other design consultancy. We understand that different departments have different needs which must coalesce for successful products to happen. Innovative design concepts are critical, but they are meaningless if they cannot become reality. We offer complete creative services through plastic injection, manufacturing, and assembly. This not only protects our client’s intellectual property but ensures that the products we design can be cost-effectively prototyped, tested, manufactured, serviced, packaged and distributed. Many product development firms claim they understand product development from design through manufacturing, but do they have the confidence to offer those services in-house? Catalyst does.
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A Passion For … Plastics?
“College teaches you how to learn, but you gain the most experience from getting out there and doing it. There are college graduates who don’t know the first thing about how to actually make something in the real world…”
R&D Costs Holding You Back?
New product research and development can be a pretty intricate process. We understand it’s a difficult decision to invest resources in an unproven product. Well, here’s some really good news!
The Masked Problem
The general population bought up paper towels, gloves, hand sanitizer, rubbing alcohol and even toilet paper. Suppliers were also dealing with a sudden spike in demand of critical items, especially N95 facemasks. Officials were asking people not to hoard masks so healthcare workers would have them. There were severe shortages and prices inflated.