No time to do simulations and engineering analysis?

​Not having the tools, experience, or time to analyze and optimize a design is frustrating.

An under engineered design may fail or not perform as expected.   Overengineered designs can be too expensive.  

​Either situation is bad for your business. 

We can help!

You can make expert decisions by knowing how your design will react in the real world
​In the past, analysis and simulation were something only larger companies could afford.

​Analysis and simulation tools are now within reach of most companies, but many do not have the time or the people with experience to use the available tools.

We can help. Lee Engineering has decades of experience with finite element analysis (FEA), and we use FEA regularly to improve the design of machines and products.​

​We can do the same for you!
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How to get started...

1
Schedule a consultation

We'll discuss your manufacturing or product problem, your goals and constraints to understand your needs.  We'll answer your questions and concerns.​​

2
Get a plan 

​We'll write a proposal for the next steps, do the research, testing, develop alternative concepts, and work with you to strategize and select the best path forward for design, development and execution.

3
Get results​​

Your business can keep moving forward by achieving your manufacturing or product objectives and reducing your engineering project backlog.​

What types of simulations can you get?

  • Dynamic and Kinematic simulation of a mechanism or machine motion
  • Finite Element Analysis (FEA) to determine stress, deflection, and risks
  • Non-linear problems with large deflections, elastomers, plastic deformation or brittle materials
  • Transient Events
  • Shock and Vibration
  • Impact and Drop Test 
  • Heat transfer and thermal stress

Our Process...

We'll work with you to:
  1. Understand your project
  2. Identify your goals
  3. Develop project scope and timeline
  4. Give you a fixed price proposal
During the project we will
  1. Regularly review progress and incorporate your feedback
  2. Make recommendations for design improvements 
  3. Explore alternative designs
  4. Document the results