Ready to manufacture
Send the model and drawing for review against the manufacturing requirement.
Capabilities
Designed around the job.
A flexible engineering approach for development work, specialist components and low-volume projects where off-the-shelf is not enough.
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Design & development
Develop new components or refine an existing idea with manufacturing, assembly, packaging and serviceability considered from the outset.
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Prototype components
Turn a drawing, model or requirement into a first-off component for fit, function and development testing.
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Specialist manufacture
Manufacture one-off and low-volume parts where attention to detail, consistency and clear design intent matter.
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Fabrication & assemblies
Develop fabricated components and mechanical assemblies around real packaging, load and installation constraints.
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Reverse engineering
Recreate obsolete, damaged or unavailable parts, with the opportunity to improve weak points or simplify future manufacture.
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Motorsport engineering
Specialist development for vehicle and competition applications where weight, packaging, durability and fast iteration are important.
Typical inputs
Start with what you have.
A finished CAD model is useful, but it is not essential. Projects can begin with a drawing, physical sample, existing component, measured interface or simply a clear functional requirement.
Existing component
Use an existing part as the starting point for replacement or improvement.
Early concept
Develop the requirement into controlled geometry and a practical production route.
Functional brief
Define what the component must do and engineer the solution from there.