In today's world, where sustainability and environmental conservation are becoming increasingly important, the concept of eco-design has gained significant attention. Eco-design focuses on integrating sustainability criteria into the product development process, to reduce the environmental impact of a product throughout its entire lifecycle. By implementing eco-design strategies, industries can not only contribute to environmental preservation but also benefit from long-term cost savings and improved economic performance. This study aims to examine the impact of Eco-Design strategies on improving the industrial product lifecycle and its overall sustainability. The research will analyze the key principles of Eco-Design and how they can be implemented in various stages of product development and manufacturing to minimize environmental impact and promote sustainability.  The study will also explore the potential benefits and challenges associated with adopting Eco-Design strategies, including cost-efficiency, resource conservation, and reduction of waste generation. Furthermore, case studies and data from previous research will be utilized to provide empirical evidence of the effectiveness of Eco-Design in enhancing the overall sustainability of industrial products. Moreover, the study will identify any critical gaps or barriers that hinder the integration of Eco-Design principles into sustainable manufacturing processes and propose recommendations for overcoming these challenges. These strategies will contribute to a more sustainable industrial product lifecycle, reducing environmental impact and promoting overall sustainability within the industry. The industrial sector has a significant impact on the environment, contributing to resource depletion, pollution, and waste generation. The traditional manufacturing process often neglects environmental considerations, leading to unsustainable production practices. Therefore, there is a need for the integration of eco-design principles into the industrial product lifecycle to promote sustainability and minimize environmental impact. However, there are obstacles involved in incorporating eco-design principles into sustainable manufacturing procedures, hindering the widespread adoption of eco-design. The industrial sector plays a significant role in the depletion of natural resources, pollution, and waste generation, resulting in severe environmental consequences. Unfortunately, traditional manufacturing practices prioritize profit and efficiency over environmental sustainability, leading to unsustainable production methods. To address this issue, incorporating eco-design principles into the industrial product lifecycle is necessary to promote sustainability and minimize the environmental impact. Eco-design strategies that consider environmental factors in product development and manufacturing can lead to reduced resource consumption, improved cost-effectiveness, and sustainable production practices