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Engineering

Geometry, tolerances, manufacturability, tool access and quality criteria are considered together.

Engineering design and CAD model review
Our Engineering Approach

Think first, then machine

Most machining problems can be solved at the desk before they reach the machine. That is why every job starts with model review, tolerance analysis and a machining plan.

Our goal is to get the first part right and make that result repeatable in production.

  • Model and drawing review
  • Manufacturability feedback
  • Fixturing plan
  • CAM and simulation
In engineering three principles

Accuracy

Understanding the requirement correctly.

Repeatability

Getting the same result every time.

Feedback

Sharing risks early.

01Manufacturability review
Mechanical Engineering

Manufacturability review

Part design is more than geometry. Fixturing surfaces, tool access, operation sequence and inspection needs are reviewed before production.

  • Technical review of the CAD model
  • Tooling and fixturing strategy
  • Tolerance and inspection plan review
02CAD/CAM workflow
CAD / CAM

CAD/CAM workflow

Toolpaths and operation sequences are planned on digital models; simulation helps reveal access and collision issues early.

  • 3D part evaluation
  • Operation sequence and toolpath planning
  • Pre-production simulation
03Datum, GD&T and tolerance review on a part model
Technical Analysis

Drawing and tolerance analysis

Dimensions, geometric tolerances and surface requirements are interpreted together with the production method and inspection plan.

  • Identifying critical features
  • Datum and reference surface review
  • Clarifying open points with the customer
Engineering Outputs

What we prepare for production

01Machining Plan
02Tool List
03Fixturing Plan
04NC Program
05Simulation Check
06Inspection Plan

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