CAD Design

Our CAD tools integrate directly with production systems, helping us design and deliver better parts. Here’s how we use it:

• Custom Product Design: We create detailed 2D and 3D models for bespoke components. This includes compression springs for automotive crash sensors, battery contact springs for electronics, and complex pressings for control panels.
• Prototyping and Testing:  Virtual models are used to simulate stress, movement, and temperature effects—especially useful when working with thin-gauge pressings or high-cycle springs.
• Manufacturing Integration: CAD files are used to drive CNC tools and automated machinery, linking design directly to production for faster turnaround and consistent results.
• Complex Assembly Planning: Where multiple components fit together, CAD helps check alignment, clearance, and performance as a system. This is useful when designing spring-loaded mechanisms or layered pressing assemblies.
• Design Improvement: Existing designs can be imported and reviewed. Using CAD simulation, we can identify where material can be reduced or performance improved—cutting costs without compromising durability.