Mechanical Drafting

Mechanical Drafting:

Mechanical Engineering is a key and worth supplementary services for over a decade. Mechanical Engineers have great know-how in analyzing, designing, manufacturing, and maintaining all kind of mechanical systems. Mechanical Engineering is a regulation of engineering that applies the philosophy of physics and resources science for analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems. It is the branch of engineering that engrosses the manufacture and practice of heat and mechanical authority for the design, production, and operation of machines and tools. It is one of the oldest and broadest engineering disciplines.

Mechanical drawing is a type of technical drawing which shows information about mechanical systems like heating, ventilation and air conditioning. Technical drawing, also called "drafting," is a particular form of drawing used by designers, architects and engineers. There are a number of standards and conventions for technical drawing, as technical drawings are meant to show information and are interpreted as such. Elements like layout, text, symbols, types of view projections, dimensioning, descriptive geometry and line thickness are all standardized in technical drawing.

Mechanical drafting specialists specialize in plant layout, raster to vector conversion, and paper to CAD conversion services. Working from a penciled napkin idea to a working prototype, we create detailed, two-dimensional drawings with high precision, ready for mechanical equipments. Mechanical Drafting expertise has the ability to flawlessly execute complex problems. They provide unparalleled levels of mechanical 2D drafting services and design & computer aided services.

Computer Aided Graphics is a big help in Mechanical because it’s faster. Drawings are easier and quicker to be visualized. Also it is easy to change, add, and delete a certain part of a drawing as it is just one click away. Drawings and presentations are easier. Also collaborations between different designers are applicable as everybody could change the drawing in the computer.

Without CAD, an mechanical can use existing designs, but must physically mark out them, then erase and redraw lines to conform the template’s design to this specific client’s needs. These extra tasks introduce potentially more errors into the final design, not to mention greatly increasing the time needed to produce that design.

Mechanical Drafters support architects and engineers in variety of ways, from making changes to existing site plans, house and commercial structure plans, and mechanical drawings of consumer products to designing and testing concepts and ideas on computer. Mechanical Drafters typically use computer applications such as AutoCAD, Solid works, and Pro/Engineer to create complex drawings that will be used for presentations, for manuals, and most importantly, for manufacturing.