CAD design
3D models of enclosures, brackets, mounts and fixtures, dimensioned and toleranced against the real board outline.
Mechanics
Mechanical design & prototyping
A board without a housing is not a product. We design the mechanical parts alongside the electronics, print them in days, and test the fit with the real boards before anything is tooled.
Working with
- CAD
- FDM 3D printing
- STEP / STL
- DIN drawings
- Tolerance analysis
What we do
3D printing
Printed parts in days, so a fit problem costs an afternoon instead of a tooling change.
Prototyping & fixtures
Test jigs, mounting rigs and functional prototypes that let the electronics be measured under realistic conditions.
How a mechanical project runs
This is the process for this discipline. The other three run differently — deliberately.
Envelope & constraints
Available space, mounting points, ingress protection, thermal path, and what the part actually has to survive.
CAD design
Modelled against the real PCB outline and connector positions — the board and the housing are designed as one part.
Print & iterate
The first printed part is never the last. Iterations are cheap here and expensive later.
Fit & function
Assembled with the actual boards and cables, and tested as a unit — clearance, strain relief, serviceability.
Manufacturing handover
STEP and STL files, dimensioned drawings, material and finish notes — enough for a local shop or an injection moulder.
What you receive
- CAD source files and STEP export
- STL files and print profiles
- Dimensioned drawings with tolerances
- Material and surface-finish specification
- Assembly instructions
Need more than one?
Most projects do. The four disciplines are run by one team, so nothing is lost between a board, its firmware, its housing and the plan that ships it.
Electronics
Custom boards and the software that runs on them — from schematic to a device that boots in the field.
Software
Applications, machine learning and measurement pipelines — software that turns data into a decision someone can act on.
Management
Engineering projects steered to a release — scope, owners, gates and honest status, instead of a launch date and hope.
For businesses that need it to work in the field, not in a demo.
Plantations, factories, workshops and infrastructure operators across Indonesia — and product companies in Europe. Tell us the problem; we will tell you honestly whether we are the right team.