Services · Reverse Engineering
High-precision 3D scanning and CAD modeling lets us recreate hard-to-source impellers, diffusers, gears, and housings — with full drawings, tolerances, and metallurgy.



5.0 ★ Rated on Justdial (Last Verified: June 2026)
OEM Parts Matching: Cameron Ingersoll Rand Atlas Copco Cooper Centac
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Sound familiar?
The part is discontinued. The OEM's only suggestion is replacing the entire machine for millions.
The original drawings are lost, the OEM won't share them, and nobody else can manufacture without them.
You're entirely dependent on one supplier for a critical part. If they can't deliver, you're stuck.
What's included
Sub-25 µm structured-light scanning of impellers, gears, and complex housings.
Parametric SolidWorks/Inventor models — editable, manufacturable, archivable.
Spectro, hardness, microstructure — matched against original material spec.
Full GD&T drawings with surface finishes, heat treat, and inspection callouts.
We build the part — sand cast, forged, or 5-axis machined as appropriate.
Dimensional inspection, NDT, balancing, and (where possible) test bench.
Yes — recreating a part from a physical sample to keep your equipment running is well-established practice. We produce engineered drawings independently from any OEM IP.
Our structured-light scanners resolve down to ~20–25 microns on aerodynamic surfaces. CMM verification on critical features.
Often — modern material grades, coatings, and surface finishes can extend MTBF beyond the OEM original at no extra cost.
Join the ranks of leading industrial facilities that have broken free from OEM constraints. Request a technical audit or consultation today.
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