Fixed-scope study
A defined part, a defined question, a fixed price and date. Typical for defect investigations, new-part introduction and process changes.
You get a validated model, a clear answer and process recommendations your shop floor can act on — delivered by an engineer who has worked inside aero-engine production.
Preform design, die fill, laps and folds, press load.
Roll kinematics, fishtail, ovality and profile fill.
Carburizing, gas and oil quenching, tempering, fixturing.
Recrystallization, grain growth and phase transformation.
Residual stress carried from forging and heat treatment into thin walls.
Multi-stage drawing, ironing, extrusion — and the tools that make them.
A defined part, a defined question, a fixed price and date. Typical for defect investigations, new-part introduction and process changes.
A monthly allocation of engineering time you call on when needed — without hiring, licensing or training an in-house team.
Simulation alongside your first-article and ramp-up runs, with models updated from shop-floor measurements.
Every project ends with a written report that answers the questions agreed at the start, with the evidence behind each recommendation. If you run DEFORM yourselves, you also receive the models — ready to reuse for the next variant.
Tell us the material and the defect. In 30 minutes you will know whether simulation can solve it.