The support your
project needs.
Bring RBD in for a defined design package, help with a difficult mechanical detail, or ongoing support for your engineering and fabrication team.
SOLIDWORKS & mechanical design
Turn rough concepts, reference files, and project requirements into detailed parts and assemblies. Get practical support for custom mechanisms, sheet metal, brackets, enclosures, and welded or extruded structures.
Typical scope- Part and assembly models
- Design for manufacturing and assembly
- Sheet metal, machined parts, and weldments
- Design revisions and CAD cleanup
LED frames & display systems
Develop the mechanical details behind a display installation. Work through cabinet layouts, mounting interfaces, support frames, service access, trim, site conditions, and moving display assemblies.
Typical scope- Custom frame and mounting layouts
- Access, fit-up, and hardware details
- Moving and motorized assembly design support
- Fabrication and vendor coordination
Fabrication drawings & documentation
Give fabrication and installation teams an organized package they can work from. Clarify parts, assemblies, hardware, and the details that help a design move smoothly into production.
Typical scope- Part and assembly drawings
- Bills of materials and cut lists
- Fabrication details and installation notes
- Revision coordination and drawing packages
Field conditions & project coordination
Refine the design around the place it has to fit. Coordinate measured conditions, existing building steel, architectural interfaces, access restrictions, wire routing, and installation sequencing.
Typical scope- Site and reference drawing review
- Clearance and interface coordination
- Design refinement from field measurements
- Vendor, fabrication, and installation support
A fit for your scope.
A defined project
Scope a specific model, drawing package, frame system, or mechanism with agreed deliverables and timing.
Overflow design support
Add experienced SOLIDWORKS and fabrication-documentation support when your internal team needs capacity.
Design through execution
Coordinate the mechanical work with vendors, fabrication, field conditions, and installation requirements.
Work through the details.
Move the project forward.
The work starts with the actual requirements—how it fits, how it gets made, how it goes together, and how it will be used.
Talk through your projectUnderstand the project
Review your concept, drawings, equipment, site conditions, timing, and the people who will fabricate or install the work.
Develop the details
Create CAD models, layouts, and mechanical concepts that address the requirements and manufacturing constraints.
Coordinate and refine
Resolve interfaces and incorporate feedback from vendors, fabricators, architects, and field teams.
Deliver the package
Provide organized drawings, models, BOMs, and supporting details for the agreed project scope.
Have a project that needs
the details worked out?
Share your concept, drawings, site conditions, or current roadblock. We’ll discuss the support your project needs.