Collura Design can take a tangible product, measure and or laser scan and provide a 3D CAD model of the product. Legacy 2D data can also be interpreted to create a usable 3D CAD model. They can be used for rapid prototype development or future manufacturability using more conventional production methods.
We can model your concept using our PTC CREO modeling software and provide you with a useable CAD file in either IGES, STEP, STL, or many other file formats. These can be used with a 3D printer or other rapid development process.
Confused and overwhelmed with the wide variety of materials and finishes available? Let us help by providing you, and your company, with an evaluation of compatible materials and finishes for your product.
We will review your concept, research the applicable industry or market segment, and provide an evaluation regarding cost, complexity and competitiveness.
We can provide product design support. We will track all aspects of project development from the initial concept through development, prototyping, pilot builds and manufacturing, into final production and standardization.
We provide the mechanical design of your products. We review your idea and utilize the latest in CAD software to create a model of your concept with your continual design input.
Collura Design was hired to design a sheet metal clothing and shoes collection container while the company was designing a plastic container overseas. Once manufacturing began, the sheet metal container proved to be more cost effective than the plastic container which was put on hold indefinitely.
Collura Design was hired to design a tool to assist in the dis-assembly of the ring gear rotor assembly of a Boeing CH-47 helicopter. The tool utilized hydraulic cylinders to separate the ring gear from the mounting plate. The tool saved the company many hours in dis-assembly time.
Collura Design was hired to design a specialized USB memory drive to resemble a spaceship from a popular TV series. The drive incorporated a retractable drive mechanism for non-use and a button to extend the drive for computer plug-in. The design was wildly accepted by the fans of the TV series.
