Services
The right support.
At the right stage.
Engineering services that can be scoped around your product, your team and the deliverable you need next.

Mechanical design & CAD
From an initial layout to a fully defined assembly.
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Concept layouts, parametric part models, assemblies and manufacturing drawings developed around function, interfaces and production constraints.
Useful starting inputs
Start with a concept, reference drawing or existing CAD model.
Typical handover
Review-ready models and drawing packages, with file formats agreed at kickoff.
Simulation & FEA
Make design decisions with a clearer view of performance.
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Structural analysis and design comparisons to help assess loading, identify areas for refinement and guide engineering decisions.
Useful starting inputs
Share the geometry, materials, loading conditions and the question you need to answer.
Typical handover
Documented assumptions, findings and recommendations within the agreed analysis scope.
Reverse engineering
Bring existing components back into a usable design workflow.
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Reconstruct editable models and drawings from available parts, scan references or legacy information.
Useful starting inputs
Available dimensions, scan data, drawings or component references.
Typical handover
Reconstructed geometry and supporting drawings, with assumptions identified.
Product development
Move a product idea towards a practical design.
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Support through concept exploration, detailed design and prototype refinement, with manufacturing requirements considered throughout.
Useful starting inputs
A product brief, intended use, constraints and any existing concepts.
Typical handover
An agreed design package that supports the next stage of development.
Engineering documentation
Give the next team the information they need.
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Structured technical documentation for manufacturing, assembly, review and product handover.
Useful starting inputs
Your existing models, drawing standards and documentation requirements.
Typical handover
Organised deliverables prepared to agreed naming, revision and handover requirements.
Scope first. Then the detail.
File compatibility, analysis assumptions, documentation standards and acceptance criteria are agreed for each project. Share your requirements so we can discuss the right approach.
A good place to start
Tell us what you’re
working on.
A short brief is enough to begin the conversation.
