Transmission assembly
Designed to measure
From the functional requirement to the production drawing, with FEM checks before sending it into production as a special component.
DESIGN · FEM ANALYSIS · PRODUCTION
We design, validate with FEM analysis and produce your special components.
From a hand sketch or a spec through to the finished part: mechanical design, finite element simulation and production of custom components, with a single point of contact.
Main sectors we work in
- Automotive
- Hydraulics
- Industrial machinery
- Biomedical
From your need to the verified component
One path, from surveys to delivery of the verified part.
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Surveys and needs
We start from your functional requirements, the space constraints and on-site surveys. Together we define what the component has to do.
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Mechanical design
We design the component or assembly from concept to production drawing, choosing materials, treatments and tolerances suited to its function.
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FEM analysis
We validate behaviour with finite element analysis, structural, thermal and fatigue, and we check stresses, deformations and safety factors.
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Production
We take the project into production with the right machining, keeping the critical dimensions of the special component under control.
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Delivery and validation
We deliver the part with a technical dossier and an analysis report. We archive the project for future iterations and reorders.
What we design and analyse
Mechanical design and FEM simulation skills at the service of your component.
Mechanical design from scratch
From the functional requirement to the production drawing, for custom components and assemblies.
Structural FEM analysis
Checking stresses, deformations and safety factors under real operating loads.
Thermal and fatigue analysis
Behaviour under thermal and cyclic loads, to estimate the component’s life.
Materials and tolerances
Sizing and selection of materials, treatments and tolerances before production.
Reverse engineering
Rebuilding the model and the drawing from a physical component or from surveys.
Optimisation and redesign
We improve existing components for weight, strength, cost or manufacturability.
Rapid prototyping
FDM and SLA 3D-printed prototypes to check clearances, assembly and shape before producing with the final materials and technologies.
FEM ANALYSIS
Verified before production
We don’t stop at the drawing. Before we make the component, we check how it behaves with finite element analysis, so you already know how it will respond to real loads.
- FEM model on real loads and constraints
- Stresses, deformations and safety factors
- Thermal and fatigue checks where needed
- Analysis report in the technical dossier
Design examples
Three examples of the kind of work we do.
Structural bracket
Optimised with FEM
We redesign it to cut weight and lower stresses while keeping the required safety factor. Checked before production.
Thermo-mechanical component
Thermal and fatigue analysis
Checked under thermal and cyclic loads to estimate its life, then produced with the right materials.
Illustrative examples. Full confidentiality on the customer’s projects and data.
FAQ about design and FEM
From both. We can design from scratch based on the functional requirement, or develop and validate a drawing or component you already have.
Structural analysis (stresses, deformations, safety factors) and, where needed, thermal and fatigue. We give you a report in the technical dossier.
Both. We can stop at the validated design, or also handle the production of the special component, always with a single point of contact.
Yes. Absolute confidentiality on the customer’s projects, drawings and know-how. For us it is a baseline condition.
It depends on the complexity of the component and the analysis required. We give you the lead time and price after an initial assessment, before you commit.
Need an out-of-production spare part?
If your machine is down for a component that no longer exists, we rebuild it properly and deliver it ready to fit.
Tell us about your project
Tell us about the component or assembly to develop. We’ll reply with the next steps.