3D modeling involves drawing your part/s up on the computer. The information is easily transferable and widely used in many industries.

Unlike the old days when parts were designed and shown in a series of 2D orthographic views, todays designers work with a 3D computer generated format.

Versatility

On the screen, we can see exactly what the part looks like, we can spin it around and look from any angle, zoom in and out, make cutaway and exploded views and much more.

We can assemble multiple components together, check fits, move hinges and fully examine factors such as surface area, part volume and weight.

The 3D models are used again further down the development track in CAD CAM and for running CNC machining centers. Most of the rapid prototyping processes also require a 3D model to run.

The on screen display of the models can be used to create photo realistic images of your concept, great for showing to potential investors.

The 3D models can be converted to 2D draft views of amazing detail and accuracy, ideal for aiding in manufacture or for use in patent applications.

3D modeling is one of our most popular services, it is also one of the earliest and most vital steps in the product development process.