Design & Engineering
Your sketch, STEP file, or drawing package becomes a manufacturable part before the floor sees it.
- CAD modeling & detailing (2D/3D)
- Design-for-manufacturability review
- Prototype-to-production engineering
- DXF / STEP / drawing-package intake
Bring us a napkin sketch, a STEP file, or a full drawing package, and our in-house engineering team turns it into a manufacturable part. We review every design for manufacturability up front, flag cost drivers early, and generate the shop drawings that drive the floor, so what we quote is what we build.
The review looks for the things that quietly drive cost: bend reliefs, hole-to-edge distances, tolerance stacking, weld access, and hardware placement. Catching them at the CAD stage means no surprise change orders. The quote is the price, and the print is the part. Finished shop drawings drive the floor directly, so what engineering approved is exactly what the machines run.
What do I need to provide to get a part designed?
Anything from a hand sketch with dimensions to a full drawing package. DXF and STEP files go straight into the workflow; sketches get modeled into production-ready CAD by our engineering team.
Will you flag design problems before production?
Yes. Every job gets a design for manufacturability review up front. We flag cost drivers and buildability issues before anything hits the floor, so the quoted price holds.
More capabilities
Laser Cutting
Full sheets cut whole, with edges clean enough to skip straight to assembly.
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Tube & Structural Laser
Tube and structural profiles cut, coped, and weld ready in one operation.
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Plasma Tube Cutting
The Bendtech Dragon A400 takes the heavy sections that don't belong on a laser.
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