PART & ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS

Sterling Innovations is well experienced at creating all sorts of technical documents such as: CAD drawings, “spec sheets”, catalog pages, installation sheets, assembly instructions, 3D Models, Manufacturing Drawings, photometric-analysis-based product performance comparisons, and more.
Ideal plans for designing, reverse engineering, manufacturing, constructing, and building a product or assembly, should include a combination of individual dimensioned part drawings, part and component locations within the assembly, individual part identification call-outs and counts (BOM), construction information, virtual 3D models, and more.

Having detailed drawings of products is important for several purposes, including:

● Designing new and refining existing products

● Sourcing new/alternate factories to build your custom parts and assemblies

● Using an existing product's construction concepts as a guide in forming the basis for a new off-shoot or a variation on the existing product

● Organizing the component parts and creating a BOM (bill of material) to pin down and list all of the parts and the details which comprise each assembly
 
● As product assembly and/or maintenance instructions for your assemblers or customers

● Products can more easily be controlled, refined, and improved upon with good documentation drawings and version control
 
● An assurance that should key individuals leave your employ that your product construction details and refinements will not be lost

● Copies, based on similar 3D models, can also be reapplied for additional purposes, such as catalog/cut sheets, UL/ETL listings, installation instructions, shop drawings, manufacturing templates, and more

● Accurate parts drawings can be used as a basis for programming CNC manufacturing equipment or 3D printers for part manufacturing