Shape the solution
Concept development, CAD modelling, reverse engineering, technical drawings and design for manufacture.
Design / Development / Manufacturing
UK-based engineering with a network of manufacturers at home and abroad. We bring together design, CAD, technical drawings, development and manufacturing sourcing around your project’s requirements.

One project. A connected process.
Start with your idea, existing part, sketch or CAD. We establish what the part must do, quantities, materials, tolerances, budget and delivery requirements.
We create or refine CAD models and technical drawings, review the design for manufacture and plan prototype development around the intended application.
We assess processes, materials and suitable manufacturers across our UK and international network. Sourcing is guided by capability, quality requirements, cost, lead time and project constraints.
We coordinate the agreed scope with manufacturing partners, manage technical queries and revisions, and agree inspection and delivery requirements before production starts.

UK engineering. Wider manufacturing reach.
Your project determines where and how a part is made. We can source locally or globally, choosing a manufacturing route around the technical specification and commercial priorities.
Concept development, CAD modelling, reverse engineering, technical drawings and design for manufacture.
Material and finish selection, process assessment and prototype planning, with supplier capability checked against your requirements.
UK and international manufacturing partners selected for the part, quantity, quality requirements, budget and lead time.

UK-based engineering support. Manufacturing location is selected and agreed for each project.
Focused engineering packages
These packages cover focused engineering tasks. End-to-end development, manufacturing sourcing and production coordination are estimated around your project; supplier, tooling and manufacturing costs are agreed separately.
Correct, complete or recreate a single 3D model or manufacturing drawing where the source information is incomplete or inconsistent.
Convert a sketch, measured component or legacy part into a clean digital model and manufacture-ready drawing.
Review and revise a component for its intended process, with practical recommendations on geometry, material and production risk.
Prepaid drawing and modelling capacity for machine shops, fabricators and product teams managing peaks in workload.
Define the build route, material, tolerances and supplier requirements before prototype manufacture is commissioned.
Independent review of a component, drawing pack or concept to identify missing information and the next practical actions.
Who we help
We support manufacturers, fabricators and product teams with design capacity, legacy components, new product development and a route to prototype or production manufacture.
Resolve weak customer data before it reaches programming or inspection.
Turn site sketches and concepts into controlled models and clear drawings.
Recreate unavailable components while preserving fit and service intent.
Move from an early concept towards a defined prototype and production route.
Repair and prepare models for a chosen process instead of printing avoidable problems.
Typical deliverables
File types and drawing detail are agreed around the manufacturing route rather than added by habit.
3D / STEP / STLClean solid models suitable for quotation, manufacture or further development.
2D / PDF / DXFDimensions, tolerances, material and finish information appropriate to the scope.
REVIEW / DFMPrioritised changes tied to process capability, cost and production risk.
REV / CONTROLNamed files and revision status so the approved release is unambiguous.
Start with the problem
Tell us what you need, the approximate quantity and your target timing. Share any drawings, CAD, sketches or photographs you already have — you do not need a complete specification to start. We will use the information submitted to prepare an initial estimate.
The initial estimate is indicative, not a binding manufacturing quotation. A formal quotation follows once the technical scope, quantity, material, tolerances and manufacturing requirements have been confirmed.