Turn your drawings into custom parts.

Develop new engineering files or improve an existing design. Agree the work, deliverables and revision scope before it begins, whether or not you also need manufacturing.

• Drawings & models

  Create or revise 2D drawings and 3D models, including agreed scanning and reverse engineering. Define the required files, formats and versions.

• Adaptation & redesign

  Address fit, interfaces, weight, tolerances or cost. Develop product variants or replacement designs for discontinued parts, with manufacture available as an agreed follow-on scope.

• Materials, processes & packaging

  Review material and process options, support the move from prototype to production, or design a packaging structure around your product.

Move from an agreed design to physical prototypes and an initial batch. Define what each stage will deliver, review the samples and confirm any changes before the next stage begins.

• Prototype builds

  Make physical prototypes from the agreed drawings, models or reference samples. Confirm materials, quantities and what the prototype needs to demonstrate.

• Sample review & revisions

  Review samples against agreed requirements and record any changes. Confirm the file revision and any required approval before moving to the next stage.

• First-batch delivery

  Prepare the initial quantity to the confirmed requirements. Agree the checks, assembly level, packaging and delivery arrangements for that batch.

Obtain measurement results or verification for specified parts and samples. The measurement scope, reference information, method and report requirements are agreed before work starts.

• Dimensional measurement

  Measure specified features against drawings or agreed requirements. Confirm the file revision, sample condition, quantity, tolerances and measurement approach.

• First-article & deviation reports

  Document agreed measurements or comparisons with a drawing or model. Define the measured features, reference alignment and report format. A first-article report does not automatically include an aerospace FAIR or a production hold pending customer approval.

• Functional verification

  Assess a stated function using an agreed method. Required fixtures, test conditions, acceptance criteria and specialist qualifications are reviewed with you.

Reduce the coordination involved in sourcing and delivering multiple parts. Choose loose parts, a complete kit, an agreed assembly or packaged delivery against a confirmed bill of materials (BOM).

• Assembly & joining

  Mechanical assembly and suitable adhesive bonding, ultrasonic welding, heat staking or insert fitting. Agree the assembly level, interfaces and required checks.

• BOM-based purchasing & kits

  Coordinate component purchasing, standard-part modifications and kitting against a confirmed BOM. Define supplied parts, quantities, revisions and labels.

• Packaging & repeat delivery

  Arrange packaging and white-label direct dispatch. Digital spare-part records retain agreed versions for on-demand repeat orders; availability and delivery conditions are confirmed.