Four ways to get a part to production.

Your team is at capacity and the project keeps moving. We take over defined work packages and deliver them in your project's CAD environment, directly usable.

Typical work

Sheet metal assemblies, steel construction, component development, design revisions, project peaks.

You receive

Structured 3D models and drawings in Inventor, AutoCAD, Fusion 360, or Navisworks Manage, matched to your project.

A model alone doesn't get a part made. We turn designs into complete drawing packages: views, sections, dimensions, tolerances, weld and surface notes. Everything the person at the machine needs to start.

Typical work

New assemblies, legacy designs, gaps in existing documentation, design revisions, production handover.

You receive

A consistent drawing package with the views, dimensions, and production notes the project requires.

A drawing for laser cutting is not a drawing for milling. We document for the process that will actually make the part, with the details that process needs: bend data, weld callouts, machining tolerances.

Typical work

Laser cutting, bending, welding, CNC milling, CNC turning.

You receive

Process-ready drawings and manufacturing data, matched to the component and its production route.

The part exists; the drawings don't. The supplier is gone, the model was never made, or the part was modified in the workshop years ago. We capture the geometry with 3D scanning and rebuild it as clean, parametric CAD with a new drawing set.

Typical work

Parts without documentation, legacy machines, replacement and wear parts, undocumented modifications.

You receive

Editable CAD geometry, STEP exports, and technical drawings built from the scan data.