Rhosigma provides mechanical design and engineering solutions including 3D CAD modeling, DFM/DFA, sheet metal and enclosure design, thermal and structural analysis, and rapid prototyping. We help electronics OEMs, industrial machinery companies, and product manufacturers develop reliable, production-ready mechanical components and enclosures.
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Every capability below is delivered by the same in-house team — design, analysis, and prototyping, with no handoff gaps.
3D parametric models designed for manufacturing purposes rather than visualization alone.
Performing a DFM review prior to tooling or prototyping decisions.
Enclosures engineered according to the PCB design and other mechanical considerations.
FEA and thermal simulation to ensure loads and heat management prior to prototype build.
Rapid prototyping through 3D printing and CNC to ensure fit, form and function quickly.
Drawing preparation in compliance with the ASME Y14.5 standards for manufacturing purposes.
The CAD, simulation, and manufacturing tools our engineers use on every mechanical design project.
Our mechanical design and engineering solutions support OEMs, startups, manufacturers, and product companies across industries. From electronic enclosures and industrial machinery to automotive and medical equipment, we develop practical, manufacturable, and production-ready mechanical designs.
Mechanical designs for automation equipment, machine components, control enclosures, fixtures, and factory-floor systems.
Custom enclosures, housings, mounting systems, and mechanical components for electronic and connected IoT products.
Mechanical components, housings, brackets, battery-related enclosures, and assemblies for automotive and electric vehicle applications.
Product housings, internal mechanical structures, brackets, and assemblies designed for reliable and user-friendly consumer devices.
Product housings, internal mechanical structures, brackets, and assemblies designed for reliable and user-friendly consumer devices.
Mechanical enclosures, thermal-management structures, mounting systems, and components for energy and power electronics.
Machine components, assemblies, sheet-metal structures, fixtures, and production-ready mechanical designs for industrial equipment.
Mechanical enclosures, rack-mounted structures, brackets, thermal solutions, and housings for communication and networking equipment.
Rhosigma designs mechanical products and enclosures for organizations operating in electronics, industrial automation, automotive, energy, and consumer product sectors.
Logos shown represent the industries and organization types Rhosigma works with, for illustrative reference only, and do not imply an existing client, partnership, or endorsement.
A documented, repeatable process used on every mechanical design engagement — so you always know where the project stands.
Design is constrained by functional requirements, constraints, and manufacturing process before the modeling stage begins
Initial layout studies to look at form, fit, and mechanism ideas without investing in CAD work.
Parametric modeling of parts and assemblies using SolidWorks, Fusion 360, or Creo software.
Evaluation of the manufacturability, material and assembly processes before investing in tooling.
Structural, thermal, and tolerance stack up analysis when necessary in design.
3D print or CNC prototype fabrication for fit, form and function verification.
GD&T compliant 2D drawings and BOM issued for procurement purposes.
Support for first article review and further design iterations as necessary based on manufacturing experience.
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We construct parametric 3D CAD models of parts and assemblies – planned around manufacturing at the initial sketch - not as an add-on.
A quick review of a design against actual manufacturability-drawing angles, wall thickness, tool accessibility, fastener quantities-before tooling begins.
We engineer sheet metal and molded enclosures that precisely fit your PCB, connectors and thermal considerations. This includes bend clearance, ventilation design and mounting hole locations.
We apply draft angles, wall thicknesses, internal rib details and the perfect gate/parting line strategies when designing plastic parts for injection molding to assure trouble-free production.
FEA structural analysis along with thermal simulation analysis are employed to identify weaknesses early before the design is committed to tooling - preventing both field failure and thermal issues in electronic products.
By creating physical prototypes and 3D printed part samples, we are able to verify form, fit and function before investing inexpensive production tooling. It allows for iteration so what “isn't” works can quickly be identified and improved.
We make precise copies of physical parts and assemblies from 3D scanned data to provide you with highly accurate CAD models and manufacturing drawings; great for cases where drawings are lost or modification is required.
Rhosigma combines mechanical engineering expertise with electronics and embedded-system knowledge to develop practical, production-ready designs. From concept and 3D CAD modeling to DFM, prototyping, testing, and production support, we focus on manufacturability, reliability, performance, and product requirements.
Designers who have taken concepts from tooling all the way through, not just CAD analysis.
Understanding of processes such as sheet metal fabrication, molding, and CNC machining.
From initial sketch to production drawing release – all under one roof.
Documented process and reusable design parts accelerate the design process.
Perform FEA and Thermal Analysis prior to committing to a prototype build.
From part redesigns to entire product development programs.
Ownership of your CAD data, drawings, and documentation.
Enclosure designs that are aware of the components they house.
Choose an engagement model that fits your product requirements, project scope, and engineering needs. Rhosigma provides flexible mechanical design support for new product development, existing product improvements, and ongoing engineering requirements.
Best for clearly defined mechanical design projects with specific deliverables, timelines, and requirements from concept through final design.
Get dedicated mechanical engineering resources to work continuously on your product development, design iterations, and engineering requirements.
Scale mechanical engineering resources according to your project workload, whether you need short-term expertise or ongoing design support.
Continuous mechanical design and engineering assistance for product improvements, design changes, prototyping, manufacturing support, and new requirements.
Representative examples of the kind of mechanical design work we take on.
Problem: The current sheet metal enclosure had many bends and fasteners, making the per-unit cost high. Solution: Designed with less bending, standard hardware and improved material utilization. Effect: Achieved cost reduction in fabrication and assembly without altering the exterior shape of the enclosure.
Problem: Consumer product housing had sink marks and warpage issues in its initial mold trial. Solution: Modified the wall thickness, corrected ribs and gate location using flow simulation. Effect: The mold trial performed successfully in terms of dimensions and cosmetics in its very first attempt without needing another tooling cycle.
Problem: Verify whether the redesigned industrial equipment frame will be able to withstand the rated load with light material. Solution: Conducted structural FEA in all expected load cases and modified ribs and gussets in the simulations. Effect: Frame was able to withstand rated loads with less weight, without fabricating the steel component physically.
RhoSigma supports the transition from mechanical design to manufacturing by providing DFM reviews, prototype support, drawing and documentation preparation, design optimization, and production assistance. Our goal is to ensure that mechanical designs are practical to manufacture, assemble, test, and scale.
Review and optimize mechanical designs for manufacturability, material selection, tolerances, tooling, and production requirements.
Support prototype builds to validate dimensions, fit, functionality, assembly, and mechanical performance before production.
Prepare detailed engineering drawings, dimensions, tolerances, BOMs, and manufacturing documentation for production teams.
Provide engineering support during vendor discussions, manufacturing reviews, component sourcing, and production preparation.
Identify manufacturing issues and recommend design improvements to reduce production challenges, improve quality, and support scalable manufacturing.
A mechanical design is an engineering process that entails the creation of a product idea by defining its geometry, materials, tolerances, and assembly approach in order to create a part or a product that is functional, can be assembled, and withstands everyday use. This can be a simple machined bracket or even a complex enclosed housing for an electronic product made up of several subassemblies. Good mechanical design goes beyond being a 3D CAD model, as it must incorporate all aspects of manufacturing, assembly, and usage of the product, hence the inclusion of design-for-manufacture reviews at every step in the process.
Questions we hear on every mechanical design scoping call — answered directly, without the brochure language.
3D CAD modeling, DFM/DFA review, sheet metal and enclosure design, structural and thermal analysis, GD&T-compliant engineering drawings, and support for rapid prototyping - all performed by the same in-house team of engineers.
Yes. Rhosigma can design sheet metal, injection molded, or die cast enclosures to fit existing PCBs, connectors, and desired thermal performance, including a DFM review for the most appropriate manufacturing process.
Yes. Rhosigma utilizes FEA for structural loading and thermal simulation for heat dissipation to help validate a design prior to commitment to tooling or prototype builds.
A sheet metal or simple enclosure design typically takes 3–5 weeks, whereas a full product design (concept to prototyping to manufacturing drawings release) will typically take 2–4 months depending on complexity and analysis requirements.
Rhosigma uses SolidWorks, Autodesk Fusion 360, and PTC Creo, as well as CATIA, for CAD modeling and also utilizes ANSYS and SolidWorks Simulation for structural and thermal analysis, delivering GD&T-compliant engineering drawings in accordance with ASME Y14.5.
Yes. Rhosigma can reverse-engineer existing parts and assemblies into 3D CAD models and mechanical drawings, often beneficial for legacy parts or when original design files are lost.