Syngineering Projects » Reverse Engineering

Syngineering reverse engineers!

Nathan Dwyer — Wed, 09 Oct 2013 05:46:11 +0000

Syngineering reverse engineers, and provides ingenious solutions for existing products.

The jet engine service stand was a project where the client needed a similar product to one already on the market, but wanted to keep the costs downs. They turned to Syngineering.

We produced a set of engineered drawings that matched similar products, and we provided our own input which would help the end user get the most from this product.

Drop by, call, or email us if you have a product that you want reverse engineered. Our team of qualified draftsmen, engineers and tradesman ensure that the drawings and solutions we provide are tried and true.

E: info@syngineering.com.au
A: 448 Newman Rd, GEEBUNG QLD 4034

Oxygen Lance Reverse Engineering

admin — Sun, 15 Sep 2013 03:42:09 +0000

Syngineering have recently been working on a project for a major Queensland power station.

The original request was to reverse engineer a set of components and produce manufacturing drawings for the oxygen lance.

Sounds simple, except for the fact that many of the components had been burnt away in the furnace.

The team of experienced engineers, draftsman and tradesman at Syngineering worked closely to produce not only manufacturing drawings but exploded views for manuals, sectional views and rendered models to help.

Lifting Jig Reverse Engineering, Re-design and Certification

admin — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 15:39:13 +0000

Lifting jigs tend to evolve over time, they live in dark cupboards and only come out when they are required by the very select group of operators who know the secret location of the lifting jig. Yes home made lifting jigs save time and money but they are a health and safety nightmare.

These home made lifting frames have not been designed to Australian Standards nor have they been certified to Australian Standards nor are they maintained, nor are they listed on the lifting register, nor are there any drawings of the lifting jig to make another when the original is lost or one of the select group who know where the jig is retires.

Like most home made lifting jigs, this one lived in a dark cupboard and was used to lift and position 800kg wheel hubs. The redesigned lifting jig designed and developed by Syngineering, includes a flexible arrangement that allows the operators to use the lifting frame for not only the 800kg wheel hubs but the 600kg wheel bubs as the centre of gravity of the lifting frame can now be adjusted.

Syngineering specialise in working with your operators and engineers to assist companies to re-engineering lifting jigs and lifting devices and then redesigning these jigs so that they comply with Australia Standards such as AS4991, and AS1554. Our approach is simple, we work with your operators, your managers and your engineers to eliminate the risk that using homemade lifting frames pose to your business. We need to deal with the problem now, before your next health and safety audit or worse, someone gets hurt using one of these home made lifting frames.

Our engineers are ready to help.