We design to the concept behind the product.<br>Because manufacturing is designed in from the start, the drawings go straight to prototyping and production.<br>Consumer products and B2B alike.
Product form design
We shape how the product looks and handles.
Mechanism design
We design moving assemblies down to each part.
Material and process selection
We choose the material and process from how it will be made.
3D models and 2D drawings
Data and drawings ready to hand straight to production.
Logo and graphics
Engraving and packaging design handled together.
From prototype to production
We take the design straight through to prototype and production.
What we can take on
Product form designLogos and graphicsMechanism design
Material and process selection3D modelling2D drawings
Prototype designDesign for volume production
If what you need is not listed here, ask anyway.<br>“I want to make something like this” is a fine place to start.
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No engineering knowledge requiredSend a rough sketch or a reference image.<br>You can settle the design in conversation with the engineer who will draw it.<br>We explain the reasoning and the technical side in plain language.02
Lower production costWe design so it can be made at the right cost.<br>How a part is designed changes what it costs to produce.<br>One redesign brought production cost down to a fifth of the original.03
Balancing design, function and costAppearance matters, so does function, so does cost.<br>What must it do? What mechanism or shape makes it easy to use? What is it for?<br>The form comes out of all three.
Come to us before the design is settled.
Just ask “Can you make this?”<br>One photo of the original is enough for us to tell you if it can be done.
“CAN YOU MAKE THIS?”
Just ask. That’s enough to start.
A drawing, a sketch, or just an idea.
One photo is enough for us to look.