ECC is dedicated to the creation of accurate producible designs. We strive to implement time proven engineering principles with current manufacturing processes.

Our specialties include concept and product layouts, ProE CAD models, mechanical designs and detailing We can evolve concepts from an idea or sketch to a completely documented product.

Many clients often need a piece of equipment or a part that will accomplish a particular task. ECC will provide the design along with an actual prototype or the production parts. 

Our expertise in the mechanical engineering field since 1994 has proven to be a valuable resource when projects require a fast turn around time or increased staffing requirements. Our customers range from individuals with an idea to large manufacturing and commercial firms. They represent a broad array of products and services from simple mechanical devices to jet fighter flight control systems.

Preliminary Concepts

Sketch concepts are produced for mechanical design and manufacturing assembly designs. Concepts can be done in free hand sketch format or 2D CAD/CAE format or 3D CAD/CAE solids (or wireframe) format. These concepts are presented to the client for review and approval prior to proceeding.  

Construction Layout

This preliminary layout is the foundation for the product manufacturing assembly design. This stage should finalize and clearly define solutions for molding, assembly procedure methods, assembly design and manufacturing problems. This layout is often a notebook of the designers equations and ideas.  

Part Details

Each component is pulled off of the construction layout as an individual part. This process is to provide the production tool and manufacture part design specifications. Drawings are third angle orthographic projected type. Parts are most often drawn to scale. Enlarged details/sections are included for clarity. Exact dimensions, tolerances and specifications are detailed.  

Assembly Drawing

An assembly drawings' principal purpose is to check the part details. It is a reverse engineering process whereas all the part details are overlaid to rebuild the assembly. It is an important drawing check prior to tool release.  

Engineering Proving Model (EPM)

This model can serve several uses. Its primary purpose is to provide the designer with three-dimensional design verification of fit, assembly and design performance. It is constructed from