3D design and modeling

Once the desired end result is defined, the design process can begin. This can be done from a sketch but also by reverse engineering from an existing part using our 3D laser scanner the Absolute Arm.

One of the biggest advantages of 3D design is the complete visualization of the object. After all, it is possible to view them from all sides. In addition, it is often easier to make changes in a 3D design process than in a 2D design process. For 3D modeling of a product, it is wise to choose guidance from an experienced 3D designer. After all, the initial design is fatal to the final product.

From 3D design to final product

After working out your 3D design, we can move on to the physical final product. The 3D model can be used to address issues such as price, material selection, strength calculations, etc.. define. Once all this is determined, the opportunity lends itself to actually start making the product.

We often start by 3D printing the parts to have a physical representation of the part at relatively low cost. This is so that any adjustments before the actual creation can still be observed. If there is sufficient confidence in the product, we can actually start realizing it through our extensive capabilities.

If it is a cast product, the first step will be to commission casting dies and do a trial casting. If successful, we can begin further process steps such as, for example, CNC machining, surface treatment and assembly.

New products are always delivered to us with a First Article Inspection (FAI).