Good Projects for This Capability
- Manufacturability review
- CAD/CAM support conversations
- Tolerance and feature planning
- Drawing and model clarification
Quick Overview
Design & Engineering Support at a Glance
PEMCO helps customers think through how a part will actually be made. The goal is not to over-engineer the process, but to catch issues that affect cost, schedule, tolerances, tool access, material selection, and secondary operations before they create problems on the shop floor.
Software Workflow
Solid Works CAD + Fusion 360 CAM
PEMCO uses Solid Works CAD software for drawing and model review and Fusion 360 CAM software when planning machining strategy. This helps the team evaluate manufacturability, visualize the part accurately, and prepare a more practical path from concept to machining.
- Solid Works CAD for model and drawing review
- Fusion 360 CAM for manufacturing planning
- Manufacturability feedback before production
- Practical communication between engineering and machining
Simple, Practical Process
- Review drawings and models
- Discuss critical functions and tolerances
- Recommend practical manufacturing improvements
- Plan the machining path before production
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What to Send PEMCO
For the strongest review, send a current drawing or 3D model, material callouts, quantities, required finishes, inspection needs, and the target delivery date. The sidebar form includes an attachment field so drawings can be submitted directly from this page.
- 2D drawing or 3D model
- Material and finish expectations
- Critical tolerances
- Quantity and delivery target
Additional capability details
Early design review often saves time and cost later in the project. PEMCO uses CAD/CAM thinking to look at real manufacturing concerns such as tool access, workholding, tolerance stack-up, feature sequencing, material choice, and the need for secondary operations. With Solid Works CAD and Fusion 360 CAM as part of the workflow, the team can speak more clearly with customers about how a component should be approached before chips are made. That practical front-end review helps prototypes, custom parts, and production components move forward with fewer surprises.