Services We Provide
Our projects are divided between 3 main types:
New Product Design
New products are typically designed in 4 stages: Concept, Prototype, Iteration, and ToolingRelease. Allowing enough time for the first 3 is critical to ensuring a successful transition into
tooling and product launch. Accelerating the process can result in costly errors, tooling
modifications, and delays. We enjoy a challenge but also no-quote projects that have not
allowed the necessary time for success.
Reverse-Engineering
Several of our projects have involved reverse-engineering existing parts that are either obsolete
or have no associated tooling, CAD files, or documentation. Since the geometry and function
are already defined, these projects typically do not require as much time to complete. The
Telecom industry refurbishes old legacy systems that are easier to repair rather than replace,
and contract manufacturers who do this and similar work need to duplicate broken and
missing parts.
(re)-Design for Manufacturing
About 25% of our projects involve re-designing products that were released for tooling, but were
not designed properly for manufacturing. This is especially true for injection molded products.
We work with several injection molders who receive "complete" tooling files that are poorly
designed and simply cannot be manufactured. Most of these projects involve rebuilding the
parts properly from scratch and using the original design as a guide.
Our projects are divided between 3 main types:
 | New Product Design | |
| Reverse-Engineering | |
| (re)-Design for Manufacturing |
New Product Design
New products are typically designed in 4 stages: Concept, Prototype, Iteration, and Tooling
tooling and product launch. Accelerating the process can result in costly errors, tooling
modifications, and delays. We enjoy a challenge but also no-quote projects that have not
allowed the necessary time for success.
Reverse-Engineering
Several of our projects have involved reverse-engineering existing parts that are either obsolete
or have no associated tooling, CAD files, or documentation. Since the geometry and function
are already defined, these projects typically do not require as much time to complete. The
Telecom industry refurbishes old legacy systems that are easier to repair rather than replace,
and contract manufacturers who do this and similar work need to duplicate broken and
missing parts.
(re)-Design for Manufacturing
About 25% of our projects involve re-designing products that were released for tooling, but were
not designed properly for manufacturing. This is especially true for injection molded products.
We work with several injection molders who receive "complete" tooling files that are poorly
designed and simply cannot be manufactured. Most of these projects involve rebuilding the
parts properly from scratch and using the original design as a guide.
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email:
quotes@idesignsolutions.us
Phone:
863.984.7273
quotes@idesignsolutions.us
Phone:
863.984.7273
Our in-house tools include...
| SolidWorks 3D CAD | |
| 3D Scanner | |
| 3D Printer | |
| Desktop CNC | |
Our deliverables include...
| 3D CAD Models | |
| 3D Scan Data (.STL) | |
| Prototypes | |
| Control Drawings | |
| Assembly Drawings | |
Ask about CADstat...
| 3D CAD Design While You Watch | |
| Accelerates the Initial Concept Phase | |
| Allows the Client to Participate and Give Real-Time Feedback | |
| A Virtual Working Meeting via Skype | |