Reverse Engineering
Recreate obsolete, damaged or undocumented components from physical parts, measurements, scans and existing equipment.
Industrial reverse engineering, 3D scanning and production documentation for wear parts, machinery and material-handling equipment across Alberta.
Recreate obsolete, damaged or undocumented components from physical parts, measurements, scans and existing equipment.
Accurate parametric models suitable for design review, assemblies, machining, fabrication and future modifications.
Detailed production drawings with dimensions, tolerances, GD&T, materials, finishes and manufacturing notes.
Modify designs for practical machining, welding, fabrication, assembly, inspection and cost-effective production.
Complete manufacturing packages including drawings, 3D models, BOMs, material specifications and revision control.
Coordinate with qualified machine shops and fabricators and help resolve production questions from drawing to finished part.
Reproduce and document wear components for crushing, conveying and other demanding industrial applications.
Support chutes, conveyor components, transfer points and fabricated equipment with practical engineering documentation.
Illustrative industry imagery.
Review the equipment, failure, application and customer requirements.
Measure the component or work from scan data, samples, photographs and existing information.
Develop geometry, materials, fits, tolerances and required engineering calculations.
Create manufacturing drawings, BOMs and controlled engineering documentation.
Support the shop through machining, fabrication, inspection and final delivery.
Experience with heavy industrial machinery, mining equipment, wear components, shafts, bearings, fabricated structures and mechanical assemblies. Projects can be developed from an existing component or from a customer concept.
Share photos, measurements, an existing drawing or scan data—or simply describe the problem. We’ll help determine the engineering information needed to make it manufacturable.
For a useful first conversation, include what the part does, what information you have, and when you need it.
kurt@alya-engineering.ca Email your project inquiryBased in Alberta. Supporting industrial projects in Edmonton, Nisku, Leduc and beyond.