Engineering fluency
Speak directly with someone who understands CAD, GD&T, tooling, CNC processes and manufacturing tradeoffs.
Is your product throttled by engineering, sourcing, or supplier issues? We help move it forward—from an early concept or difficult drawing to a manufacturable, delivered component.
THE RADE DIFFERENCE
Most sourcing problems start long before a purchase order. A geometry issue. A process that doesn't scale. A supplier that can make the part—but can't make it consistently.
RADE brings mechanical product-development experience together with a manufacturing supplier network. We help get the design, process, cost, quality and delivery requirements aligned before they become expensive problems.
See how engineering fits inSpeak directly with someone who understands CAD, GD&T, tooling, CNC processes and manufacturing tradeoffs.
We'll look beyond unit price to consider tooling, tolerances, quantities, repeatability and delivered cost.
Development builds, sourcing, factory coordination, inspection planning and repeat production support.
WHAT WE CAN HELP YOU MAKE
Custom components and assemblies sourced through qualified manufacturing partners. Scope, material, tolerances and volume determine the production approach.
Precision turned and milled parts for prototypes, low-volume and production programs.
Custom elastomer components and standard seal geometries across different molding processes.
Custom polymer parts with process selection guided by geometry, performance and volume.
Cut, bent, stamped and fabricated parts from brackets to more complex housings.
Bring parts together with coordinated supply, assembly planning and process efficiency.
Don't have a finished drawing? Or need a better path to making it? That's where we can help.
Capabilities are supplied through a network of manufacturing partners; specific processes, materials, certifications and production capacities are confirmed during project review. RADE does not represent every process as in-house.
Ask about your partENGINEERING THAT EARNS ITS KEEP
Good manufacturing outcomes begin with good product decisions. We can work from your print—or help develop what needs to be on the print in the first place.
Discuss an engineering challengeConcept development, CAD modeling, drawings, material selection, part redesign, mechanisms and assemblies.
Geometry simplification, process selection, tolerance strategy, tooling review, assembly efficiency and manufacturability improvements.
Prototype planning, supplier design reviews, sample iterations, fit/function evaluations and preproduction readiness.
Drawing and GD&T review, inspection requirements, control plans, supplier quality coordination, APQP/FMEA support where appropriate.
A SIMPLER WAY FORWARD
We step in at the point you need us: a rough idea, a complete RFQ package, or a program that needs rescuing.
Send drawings, samples or a description. Tell us the quantity, material and where the project is stuck.
We look at the design and scope, identify unknowns and discuss process or tooling options.
We engage suitable manufacturing partners and assemble a quotation based on the real requirements.
We coordinate samples, production communication, quality requirements and shipping as scoped.
PRODUCT PEOPLE, NOT JUST PART NUMBERS
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GOOD QUESTIONS
No. We can start with drawings, sketches, sample parts or a problem statement. Engineering and design support can be scoped before manufacturing.
No. RADE combines engineering and project coordination with a manufacturing supplier network. The selected factory, process, qualifications and inspection requirements depend on your project.
Yes, we can review both. Tooling, part complexity and supplier minimums affect feasibility and price; the initial engineering review helps clarify those tradeoffs.
Yes. DFM and product-development support can address materials, machining time, moldability, assembly, tolerances and production consistency.
Contact us before submitting sensitive drawings. We can discuss a suitable NDA and document-sharing process before technical disclosure.