3D Modeling for OEMs

Product design and modeling services for Original Equipment Manufacturers.

What We Deliver

Our 3D Modeling for OEMs service provides expert product modeling for original equipment manufacturers creating detailed 3D representations of parts, assemblies, and complete products. We work in SolidWorks, Inventor, CREO, and other parametric modeling platforms—developing models supporting design iteration, engineering analysis, manufacturing planning, and documentation. Our mechanical designers create parts from specifications, reverse-engineer existing products, develop assembly models, and generate associated 2D drawings. We model plastic parts, sheet metal components, machined parts, weldments, and complex assemblies. Our OEM modeling adapts to your design processes, manufacturing methods, and documentation standards, delivering production-ready models supporting your product development cycle.

Parametric part and assembly modeling in SolidWorks, Inventor, CREO, and other platforms

Design for Manufacturing (DFM) analysis ensuring producibility and cost efficiency

Assembly development with mates, constraints, and Bill of Materials (BOM)

2D drawing extraction generating fabrication and assembly documentation

Design variation management through configurations and design tables

Manufacturing support including tooling design, jig/fixture modeling, and work instructions

Frequently Asked Questions

Which 3D modeling software do you support?

We work with SolidWorks, Autodesk Inventor, PTC CREO, Siemens NX, CATIA, Fusion 360, and Onshape. However, we're not limited to these platforms—our designers adapt to proprietary modeling systems, legacy software, or any CAD applications your organization uses.

What industries do you serve?

We support consumer products, industrial equipment, automotive components, aerospace parts, medical devices, electronics enclosures, furniture, appliances, and other manufacturing industries—adapting to industry-specific requirements, materials, and manufacturing processes.

Can you reverse-engineer existing products?

Yes. We create 3D models from physical samples using measurements, CMM data, 3D scanning, or photographs—accurately reproducing existing designs for documentation, manufacturing, modification, or replacement part production when original CAD files are unavailable.

Do you provide Design for Manufacturing guidance?

Absolutely. We identify manufacturability issues (draft angles, wall thickness, undercuts, tolerance stackup), suggest design improvements reducing cost, recommend material alternatives, and optimize designs for specific manufacturing processes (injection molding, machining, sheet metal).

Can you generate manufacturing documentation?

Yes. We create detailed part drawings with GD&T, assembly drawings showing component relationships, BOM with part numbers and quantities, exploded views for assembly instructions, and manufacturing specifications—providing complete documentation supporting production.