Develop a new product
Turn requirements and early concepts into parts, assemblies, and a design you can evaluate.
Explore 3D CAD design →Bring your next product, difficult part, or manufacturing challenge to MC3D. Our product development services connect SolidWorks 3D CAD design, prototypes, technical drawings, and manufacturing support.
Focused engineering support. From a single design task to a complete development program. Find your starting point in Launch Lab →

Start with the challenge. We’ll help define the work that moves it forward.
Turn requirements and early concepts into parts, assemblies, and a design you can evaluate.
Explore 3D CAD design →Refine function, fit, assembly, and material choices in an existing product.
Explore engineering →Connect design decisions to tooling, manufacturing methods, and supplier requirements.
Explore manufacturing →Move CAD, drawings, or a defined engineering work package forward with focused support.
Explore technical drawings →
Product design, manufacturing support, and tool management for a mobile audio workstation.
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Design development for bathtub-conversion products, with molded components and removable closures.
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Linkage engineering, prototype work, and the documentation that connects an assembly to its parts.
Explore the project →Rebel: customer product image with an edited background. CleanCut and MFG Direct: illustrative project renders.
Start with the work your product needs now. We define the scope, deliverables, and review point before the phase begins.
Clarify requirements, explore the approach, and identify the technical risks. Leave with a practical development plan.
Develop CAD and prototypes around the questions that matter most. Use what you learn to guide the next design decision.
Refine the design for its manufacturing process and prepare the agreed CAD, drawings, and bill of materials for supplier review.
Build a staged development program for a larger product or assembly, with defined deliverables and review points along the way.
At each review, decide whether to move forward, refine the approach, or pause. The next commitment stays clear.
A useful design is more than a model. It gives your team something to review, prototype, manufacture, and build upon.
“Their work is always on time, well thought out, documented, and a pleasure to work with.”
Paul GossiPresident, BTmix · Static mixer manufacturer
Tell us what you’re developing, where you are today, and what needs to happen next.