The continuous growth in demands for product quality and their utility properties in today's competitive environment places increased requirements on activities ranging from pre-production stages to sales completion. From these facts, it is evident that special attention must be paid to material selection, product design, and the construction of individual components, as well as the technologies used in their production and processing. Achieving high technical parameters for products while simultaneously optimizing the cost/performance or cost/utility value ratio compels designers and engineers to explore new progressive materials with high mechanical, chemical, and physical properties. They must also consider technologies that ensure efficient and precise manufacturing.
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György Czifra (2024) studied this question.
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