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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Mechanical Engineering
CAD, mechanisms, tolerance stack-up, simulation and DFM — the stage where the product becomes buildable.
REQUIRED INPUTS
- Resolved form or a defined functional requirement
- Load, environment and lifetime expectations
- Electronics envelope and interface constraints
WHAT WE DELIVER
- Production-intent CAD and drawings
- Tolerance stack-up and mechanism design
- DFM review against the selected process
ROLES INVOLVED
- Mechanical engineer — design and analysis
- Manufacturing engineer — process and DFM
- Project lead — requirement control
DECISION GATES
- Design review against requirements
- DFM sign-off with the selected partner
- Drawing release with critical dimensions marked
DEPENDENCIES AND HANDOFF
Hands off released drawings and models to prototyping or tooling.
EXAMPLE SCHEDULE
Typically 4–10 weeks depending on mechanism complexity. Range, not a guarantee.
WHAT YOU OWN AT COMPLETION
Native CAD, released drawings, stack-up analysis and design records, as agreed in contract.
Engagement models
Scoped stage
A defined stage with fixed deliverables, review rounds and a written schedule.
Embedded team
Ongoing engineering capacity across stages, reviewed monthly against the plan.
Programme
Concept through production under one project owner and one commercial agreement.
Pricing is quoted per project against a written scope. Published rates are not available. [VERIFY before publishing packages]