We help hardware teams avoid weak mechanisms, poor assembly logic, and costly redesigns by developing mechanics around real product behavior from the start. EnCata covers mechanical architecture, 3D CAD, mechanisms, enclosures, simulations, prototyping, design documentation, DFM review, and production-ready files.
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Every mechanical engineering project we deliver is more than a CAD model. It is a practical engineering package that considers function, loads, materials, assembly, production constraints, and integration with the rest of the product.
Materials, tolerances, fastening, and manufacturing methods are considered early to avoid redesign when the product moves closer to production.
We align mechanics with electronics, firmware, sensors, wiring, cooling, and assembly so the product works as one system.
We check critical loads, motion, heat, vibration, and repeated use so the design can reliably survive real handling, testing, transportation, and operation conditions.
We test risky assumptions with mockups, prototypes, mechanisms, or test rigs before full development, helping you avoid costly investment in an unvalidated concept.
We serve as your all-in-one team, eliminating the need to coordinate with various freelancers or companies.
Our team is eager to discuss how we can assist you and answer any questions you may have. Don't hesitate to reach out!
Our rates are significantly lower than those of a typical US firm.
No matter where your team is based, we can deliver prototypes, samples, and engineering documentation to any corner of the globe without logistical hassle.
We work as one team under one roof across hardware, firmware, prototyping, and production, aligning decisions early so the product develops as a cohesive system.
NDA by default. Full IP transfer.
Mechanical engineering at EnCata covers concept development, 3D modeling, engineering calculations, simulations, prototyping, and production-ready documentation.
Deep domain understanding increases the success rate of your product.
For new hardware products, the mechanical solution is rarely obvious from the start. The team needs to find a design that works physically, integrates with the rest of the system, and can be produced at a reasonable cost.
That is why we treat mechanical engineering as an R&D-driven process, not just a modeling task.
Before locking the geometry, we explore design options, test assumptions, compare manufacturing routes, and define what the product must survive in real use. The goal is not only to make the mechanism work, but to make it practical, repeatable, and economically viable.
New products often need concept research, quick tests, and trade-off analysis before the final geometry is defined.
Loads, friction, heat, vibration, sealing, wear, and user handling must be validated before the product goes further.
Materials, tolerances, tooling, part count, and assembly logic shape both product reliability and production cost.
Work that highlights the incredible technologies, solutions, and products EnCata developed
EnCata engineered a custom tire pressure sensor (TPMS) test stand for industrial QA—developing mechanics, electronics, and firmware from scratch. The compact device supports 10 chambers. All IP belongs to the customer.
the pressure values at which testing can be conducted
tests simultaneously
We developed a waterproof enclosure for a UHF antenna used in ship navigation and UAV control. The system is mounted up to 50 m underwater. EnCata delivered industrial design, mechanical engineering, and a working prototype. All IP belongs to the customer.
Immersion depth of the device
From concept to working prototype
EnCata developed a hand-operated kinetic toy with a custom actuator mechanism that converts axial pressure into controlled rotation. We delivered the full mechanical product development cycle – from concept and ball screw design to TRL-7 prototype.
in the full mechanism
maximum speed
EnCata developed a thermal manikin testing system to evaluate fire-protective clothing. The system features high-efficiency thermal panels, a mobile manikin with 180° rotation, and a crane-beam mechanism adapted to the facility’s space and ventilation layout.
thermal panels’ power consumption
coefficient of performance of the thermal panels
EnCata developed a heat chamber engineered to simulate extreme high-temperature environments. The unit heats up to 60°C with ±3°C uniformity across the full volume and features adjustable humidity control.
humidity range
surface temperature uniformity
Our team is eager to discuss how we can assist you and answer any questions you may have. Don't hesitate to reach out!
From first mechanical concept to a validated, production-ready device. Each stage answers a different product-readiness question.
Can the mechanical principle work?
Does it work as a physical assembly?
Does it meet real engineering requirements?
Can it move toward pilot production?
Through dozens of hardware projects, we’ve learned that mechanical engineering must start before detailed CAD. A good mechanical solution has to work physically, fit the whole product architecture, and make sense from a production cost perspective.
The list below is not exhaustive, but highlights what matters most.
We start with what the product must do: motion, loads, environment, user handling, safety, and service conditions.
This helps define the right mechanical architecture before time is spent on detailed CAD.
New products often have more than one possible mechanical route.
We compare options by function, risk, manufacturing cost, tooling needs, and future scalability, so the design is not overbuilt or underdeveloped.
New product development comes with risks. We focus first on what can stop the product from working: jamming, leakage, overheating, vibration, wear, or poor usability.
Mechanical decisions affect electronics, sensors, wiring, batteries, thermal paths, connectors, and user access.We map these interfaces before they become integration conflicts
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End-to-end mechanical engineering services covering every aspect from early concept to production-ready specifications.
design sketching; competitors analysis, ergonomics and special human factors, solid and surface modelling
PCB design and prototyping, PLC programming and industrial automation, PF design, Battery management systems (BMS)
Manufacturing methods and material selection; production constraints; supplier options and cost drivers
3D printing, CNC machining, vacuum forming, silicone molding
We turn unclear mechanical challenges into validated designs through R&D, CAD engineering, prototyping, and production-focused refinement.
