Our engineering team have years of combined expertise and our robust processes mean that you can rely on a 'right first time’ approach to engineering design.
Successfully laying out your product architecture is an essential part of the design process. We ensure the optimal placement of these features is considered from the beginning. Impacting all aspects of the product including electronics hardware design, component placement, ergonomics, industrial design, engineering detail design and manufacturing, it's critical to get it right.
Design for Manufacture (DFM), Design for Assembly (DFA) and Design for Disassembly (DFD) form cornerstones of our methodical approach. A deep understanding of the different manufacturing processes available will greatly impact the functionality of your final product.
Specifying the right grade of materials for your requirements is crucial in making sure your design is fit for purpose. A clear understanding of the specification means that we can balance criteria such as performance, longevity, cost, weight, ease of manufacture, manufacturing processes, sustainability and availability to get the right material for your product.
Prototyping and building test rigs early in the development process means that risk areas can be quickly evaluated and design functionality proven. We are constantly building and testing concepts in our well equipped workshop to provide the most efficient and fastest development schedule possible.
We’ve had years of experience in plastic moulding methods including injection moulding, rotational moulding, vacuum forming and other methods such as die casting, sheet metal fabrication, extrusions, machining and more. We can design your product to a manufacturing ready level tailored to your chosen manufacturing method.
Communicating the design intent and making sure the manufacturer has all of the information they need is a crucial part of the handover. Our engineering team make sure the critical information is supplied to inform the successful manufacture and functionality of designed components such as tolerances, helping the manufacturer achieve high yield rates.
In-house 3D scanning technology means that we can quickly provide 3D data for physical products.
Electronic and mechanical engineers work together to make sure your electronic requirements are seamlessly integrated into your product. This speeds up the development cycle and makes sure that your design is optimised from the start.