SolidWorks Services
- Design Concepts
- Part and Assembly Modeling
- Detail Drawings - Tolerance schemes
- FEA - Finite Element Analysis
- Photo Rendering
- Animation
- SolidWorks Site Setup
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SolidWorks Coaching
Design Concepts
We can quickly bring design concepts to
life by modeling the basic geometry
in SolidWorks. The ability to generate
quick concept models allows for exploration
of more possibilities in far greater depth
when starting work on new designs than
traditional methods allow.
Once a design has been modeled in
SolidWorks, it becomes easy for all parties
involved to discuss and see into details of
concepts quickly to identify pros and cons,
traps and opportunities.
SolidWorks Modeling Service
With more than a dozen years of direct
SolidWorks experience, we can produce robust
solid models and assemblies utilizing best
practices. We understand when it is
best to make several versions of a part as
configurations of one model or when it is
better to make individual models. We
understand the intricate details of assembly
structure and know how to make it match the
bill of materials as the basis for accurate
and useful assembly drawings.
Production quality part and assembly
models form the basis for efficient and
accurate part production.
Detail Drawings - GD&T Tolerance
Strategies
From models and assemblies, we can
produce clear, precise, detail and assembly
drawings meeting all ANSI Y14.5 standards.
Drawings typically serve two main
customers, the machinist or fabricator who
will make the parts, and Inspection, the
folks responsible for passing on its
quality. The quality of drawings directly
affects the quality, speed and cost of the
work done by both. Good drawings are
easy to understand quickly, they are
explicit in their meaning leaving no room
for multiple interpretations and allow
inspectors to decide clearly whether parts
should pass or not.
GD&T is rapidly becoming the standard for
high quality production documentation.
We can help you design a GD&T strategy that
will provide guaranteed fit for all the
parts in your assemblies at the minimum
possible production cost.
FEA - Finite Element Analysis
Happiness Tech employs COSMOS Finite
Element Analysis in part and assembly
design. FEA can tell us how much load
a part can take or what size a part needs to
be to meet the design criteria. FEA
can guide us in removing material at
the best spots for part lightening and cost
reduction.
Photo Rendering
A great way to get additional mileage
from your solid models, Photo Rendering
brings the concepts to life. Photo
Rendering is great for:
- Graphics for marketing materials.
- Visualization of aesthetic elements
of design.
- Optimizing presentation for
sales. Frequently a Photo Rendered
model looks better than a photograph of
the real thing!
 
SolidWorks Site Setup
When a company adopts SolidWorks it is
best to have company specific templates
set up that match the way they do business. Some of the details that should be included
in a typical setup:
- Creation of Part and
Assembly Templates.
- Units setup. Inch system,
Metric system, dual units
- Material selection
- Standard
tolerances
- Creation of Drawing
Templates.
- Units setup. Inch system,
Metric system, dual units
- Drawing standard: ANSI,
ISO, DIN . .
- Sheet format setup
- Company Logo
- Checked by . . .
- Bill of materials table
setup
- Revision table setup
- Standard Notes
- Confidentiality policy
- Tool Box setup
- Configure Toolbox to work the
way you need it to. This is
often a problem if not set up
properly for the
way that you work.
- File locations, referenced files . .
.
We can get it set up just the way it will
work best in your environment the first time
and save endless hours of sorting it out
later.
SolidWorks Coaching
Our very favorite of all SolidWorks
services!
We use remote viewing and sharing
technology to look over your shoulder and
help you with SolidWorks right at your desk
with the real work that you need to get
done. The most responsive of all
possible support, SolidWorks Coaching is
like having a SolidWorks Guru sitting at the
desk next to you. There is no faster
or more time efficient way to learn
SolidWorks.
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