CAD & Scan-to-CAD
CAD and scan-to-CAD support for digital definition and redevelopment.
01CAD
02PROTOTYPING
03MODEL SUPPORT
04MANUFACTURING
Discipline overview
Additional modeling and manufacturing capabilities.
These capabilities extend projects from digital preparation and prototyping into model support, tooling and production.
SourceModeling & manufacturing
StatusProject-specific scope
PurposeDigital-to-production support
Page typeAdditional services
Capability range
The service range connects digital modeling, rapid prototyping, model support and production-oriented manufacturing.
Capabilities
What sits inside this discipline.
Review each capability with its relevant visual and practical context.
Laser Cutting & Rapid Prototyping
Laser cutting and rapid prototyping for development and physical review.
Model Support
Bases, transit cases, covers, painting, rebranding, restoration, cleaning, updating, moving and setup.
Mold Design & DFM
Design-for-manufacturing and tooling support for production-ready parts.
Injection Molding & CNC Machining
Injection molding and CNC machining for repeatable production and precision components.
Where it is useful
Move from digital development into production support.
Use the appropriate pathway for CAD, prototyping, model support, tooling, machining or molded production.
Modeling support
CAD, scan-to-CAD and rapid prototyping ideas.
Model lifecycle support
Cases, covers, restoration, updating and setup ideas.
Manufacturing support
Mold design, molding, CNC and related production ideas.
Working approach
A connected path from digital definition to physical production.
Projects can combine modeling, prototyping, tooling, fabrication and production support depending on the required result.
Choose the service area that most closely matches the project.
Clarify the part, model, prototype, mold or production result that is needed.
Combine digital and physical capabilities where the project requires more than one stage.
Discuss the brief
Need this capability on a custom project?
Share the available reference material and the intended physical outcome.