Yes. We regularly modify customer drawings to:

• Correct errors or omissions

• Improve manufacturability

• Align designs with laser cutting, folding and fabrication processes

All changes are discussed and agreed before production.

Nesting is the process of arranging parts on a sheet to maximise material usage.
Our nesting software optimises layout based on material, thickness and geometry, reducing waste, lowering material cost per part, and improving overall efficiency.

Yes. Efficient nesting can significantly reduce material usage, which helps keep pricing competitive, particularly on repeat or higher-volume work.

Yes. Improved sheet utilisation reduces raw material consumption and scrap, supporting more environmentally responsible manufacturing.

Accuracy depends on part complexity, condition and measurement method. We recreate models suitable for repeat manufacture and will advise if any features cannot be reliably captured.

Yes. Where appropriate, designs can be refined to improve fit, strength, tolerance control or manufacturability while retaining functional intent.

Yes. CAD-CAM data is reviewed against real manufacturing constraints before production begins, reducing risk, rework and delays.

Unless otherwise agreed, customer-supplied or customer-commissioned designs remain the customer’s intellectual property.

Yes. Our CAD-CAM workflow supports one-off prototypes through to short, medium and large production runs, with consistency built into repeat work.

• Clear drawings, defined tolerances and early discussion of critical features significantly improve accuracy, cost control and turnaround time.