Mechanical Design Competencies
Concept Design
From user need and technical constraints to viable product directions. Early concepts, feasibility studies, and CAD that de-risk the path to manufacturing.
Industrial Design
Form, interface, and appearance engineered for real use. Durable, clean products that look right and assemble without compromise.
Design of Plastics
Injection-molded housings and polymer parts designed for DFM from day one. Material selection expertise for medical, lab, and industrial duty requirements.
Castings Design
Die-cast and investment-cast parts sized for strength, weight, and foundry reality. Housings, valve bodies, and structural hardware ready for machining and assembly.
Sheet Metal Design
Enclosures, chassis, and formed structures designed with efficient process compatibility like forming, laser cut, bend and weld. Strong sheet metal material knowledge to meet structural, thermal and cleanability requirements.
Machined Components
Effective design of parts with necessary tolerance requirements for optimum machining cost and production speed.
Tool Design
Molds, dies, and process tools developed with the product, not after it. Fewer iterations at transfer because tooling intent is built into the design.
Jigs and Fixtures
Assembly, inspection, and test fixtures that lock in quality on the shop floor. Repeatable builds for medical devices and industrial products.
