Enclosures designed in CAD to fit, survive and be moulded
Concepts, CAD around your PCB in SolidWorks or Fusion 360, tolerance and strength checks, and printed prototypes. Before any tooling.
Typical timeline
2–6 weeks
Housing for an existing board: 2–3 weeks. Consumer product: longer.
Steps
12
In 5 phases, each one written down.
Your approvals
3
Nothing moves past one without you.
Video updates
3
Recorded demos, plus a weekly update.
The lifecycle
12 steps in 5 phases, on one board. Point at any step for its detail.
How every project runsPHASE 012
Define
How it's held. Where it lives.
PHASE 022
Concept
Choose the shape first.
PHASE 034
Engineer
CAD that fits the board and the factory.
PHASE 043
Prototype
Print, test, improve.
PHASE 051
Release
Ready for the toolmaker.
01 REQ · Define
Requirements
Use, environment, volume and cost, written down.
- PCB 3D model
- Buttons, screens, ports
- IP rating, drops, heat
- Volume and target cost
You getMechanical requirements
12 steps · 5 phases · point at any step for its detail Your approval Video update
01Define
2 steps01 REQ · Define
Requirements
Use, environment, volume and cost, written down.
- PCB 3D model
- Buttons, screens, ports
- IP rating, drops, heat
- Volume and target cost
You getMechanical requirements
02Concept
2 steps03Engineer
4 steps04Prototype
3 steps05Release
1 stepsWhat's included
The checks built in, what you take away, and what we need to start.
Full quality processChecks built in
Every one leaves a record.
- Built around the real PCB
- Tolerance stack-ups
- DFM before printing
- FEA on load points
- Fit check with real parts
- Drop and button tests
- Ingress checks
- Critical dimensions on drawings
You get
Yours in full.
- CAD and STEP files
- 2D drawings
- CMF spec
- Prototypes and models
- Test results
- Assembly guide
We need
Whatever you have.
- PCB 3D model
- How it's used or mounted
- Environment and IP rating
- Volume and target cost
- Brand references
Quick answers
Which CAD software do you use?
SolidWorks and Fusion 360 mostly. You get native files and STEP.
Can you start from my sketch or old CAD?
Yes — a sketch, STEP, IGES or native files, plus the PCB model.
Who owns the CAD?
You do.
Tell us where your project is
Sketch, prototype or finished design. We'll tell you which steps it needs, and the cost.
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