Reverse
Engineering is the process of duplicating an item, functionally
and dimensionally, by physically examining and measuring existing
parts to develop the technical data (physical and material characteristics)
required for competitive procurement. [As defined by Military Handbook
MIL-HDBK-115(ME)]
Reverse
Engineering also involves creating a purchasing specification and
drawing(s) for the item. The purchasing specification and drawing
are forwarded to the customer for review and approval. The customer
now has the ability to purchase this item from a source other than
the original equipment manufacturer (OEM).
Power Engineering's experience
in design and reverse engineering can assist you with any challenges
while producing an exceptional end product. PE will provide superior
technical support and current industrial documentation standards.
Power
Engineering, conveniently located in the heart of Orange County,
can reverse engineer your product via:
Prototype model resizing.
Create CAD files from previous handmade models, tools, and dies.
Develop multiple size changes from a single model, thereby eliminating
expensive CAD redesign.
Developing new tools, fixtures, and dies from existing undocumented
molds and dies.
Shown below is an example of reverse engineering in action:
Reverse
Engineering is the process of duplicating an item, functionally
and dimensionally, by physically examining and measuring existing
parts to develop the technical data (physical and material characteristics)
required for competitive procurement. [As defined by Military Handbook
MIL-HDBK-115(ME)]
Reverse
Engineering also involves creating a purchasing specification and
drawing(s) for the item. The purchasing specification and drawing
are forwarded to the customer for review and approval. The customer
now has the ability to purchase this item from a source other than
the original equipment manufacturer (OEM).
Power
Engineering, conveniently located in the heart of Orange County,
can reverse engineer your product via: 
