Capability

Repeatable operations, designed by someone who's set them up.

Assembly fixtures, weld jigs, and inspection gauges engineered with the ergonomics of the operation in mind, not just the geometry of the part.

V1 · SKETCH
V2 · CAD
V3 · PRINT
V4 · SHIP

Types

Assembly · Weld · Inspection

Analysis

Tolerance stack-up included

Fabrication

Full fab file package

Discipline

Ergonomics + geometry

Fixtures a floor operator actually wants to use.

Assembly fixture CAD

Parametric model with locators, clamps, hardware callouts, and clear operator access.

Weld jig design

Tolerance stack analysis, heat consideration, tack points jigs that hold the joint square through the weld.

Inspection gauges

Go / no-go gauges, functional check fixtures, and datum references pass/fail the operator can trust.

Complete fab package

Drawings, BOM, hardware list, and vendor-ready STEP files hand it to your shop and walk away.

Fixtures on the floor.

Welding jig with workpiece clamped

PHOTO SLOT · 16:9 · shop-floor context

Inspection gauge in use (hands + part)

PHOTO SLOT · 4:3

Assembly fixture holding a workpiece

PHOTO SLOT · 4:3

Anyone repeating an operation more than a few times.

Assembly stations for repeat production

Consistent output when the operation changes hands, changes shifts, or scales up fixtures that enforce the spec.

Weld fixtures for consistent joins

Square joints, repeatable geometry, and jigs that survive the heat. Fewer rework passes, less scrap.

Go / no-go QC gauges

Take subjective judgment out of the inspection loop. Every part gets checked against the same physical reference.

Custom holding fixtures for machining

Odd-shaped parts, second-op setups, and fixtures for parts that shouldn't be in a vise but have to be.

The designer has run the operations.

Ergonomics considered, not just geometry

Where does the operator's hand go? What do they see? What has to be reachable with one hand while the other holds a torque wrench? Designed into the model, not discovered on the floor.

Designed to be fixed, not scrapped

Wear items serviceable. Common bushings and locators specified. When something takes damage, you rebuild not replace the whole fixture.

Tolerance stack analysis included

The math is done before the fixture is built not discovered when the parts don't fit.

Repeat operation slowing you down?

Describe the setup. Get a fixture design.

A photo of the current setup and a description of the pain point is enough to start. Full fab package delivered within days for typical jigs.