Obsolete-part digitisation
Geometry capture, CAD reconstruction and fit study for parts with missing drawings, subject to functional assessment.
Machines are designed around the realities of an individual factory. When a component no longer exists on a shelf or an assembly process is inefficient, the answer may be digital reconstruction, a redesigned fixture or a newly manufactured interface. AMLAB supports the engineering assessment needed to choose the next step.
For plant managers, maintenance teams, machinery builders and industrial purchasing.
We begin with the functional requirement and choose a design and manufacturing route only after understanding what must be proven.
Application examples to start a technical conversation — not a portfolio of completed contracts.
Geometry capture, CAD reconstruction and fit study for parts with missing drawings, subject to functional assessment.
Development models for protective covers, housings and service panels with access and mounting considered.
Nests, spacers and positioning aids for adapting lines to changing product geometries.
Early-stage functional pieces to validate a mechanism, assembly interface or handling method.
These are the questions we bring to the table before recommending a process.
Discuss a project ↗Loads, wear, temperature, chemicals and inspection intervals.
Understand what the old part does before substituting process or material.
Scan accessibility, reference dimensions, tolerances and mating parts.
Machine safety, IP permissions and any required requalification assessed explicitly.
Processes below are starting options, not promises of in-house machine availability.
Shape capture for CAD restoration and dimensional understanding.
Fast fit prototypes and industrial aids.
Mechanical interfaces demanding machining.
A line relies on an ageing non-critical positioning insert with no CAD file. We document the function, scan or measure the existing geometry, reconstruct a parametric model and prototype the mating fit before discussing final material and production.
↗ Replacement applications require machine-level safety, fit and intellectual-property review.
No. Material properties, machine safety, availability of reference data and legal rights determine feasibility.
Geometry may be measured or scanned and rebuilt as CAD, with additional work to recover function and tolerances.
Yes, we can review the operating problem and propose a prototype iteration with clear success criteria.
Share your application, constraints and target quantities. We will assess the right next step together.
Discuss a project↗