New machinery development
Concepts, 3D CAD, detailed design and full production documentation for robust new equipment.
Mechanical design consultancy for machinery manufacturers — from new product development and machine improvement to flexible design capacity.
Whether you are developing a new machine, fixing a design that keeps coming back from the field, or simply need another experienced pair of hands on SolidWorks, we pick up the work at whatever stage it has reached.
Concepts, 3D CAD, detailed design and full production documentation for robust new equipment.
Improve reliability, manufacturability and serviceability on equipment already in production.
Experienced mechanical design support for workload peaks, bottlenecks and specialist projects.
Agricultural equipment gets used hard, in mud, in a hurry, by people who cannot afford downtime in a narrow weather window. Design decisions have to account for that — and for the fabrication shop, the assembly bench and the fitter who will service it three seasons from now.
Drawings, weldments and BOMs that your fabricators and suppliers can work from without ringing up for clarification.
You talk to the engineer doing the design. Nothing gets lost passing through an account manager.
Customer designs, drawings and intellectual property are treated as your property and kept that way.
Scribe Engineering is based at March in Cambridgeshire, in the middle of some of the most intensively farmed land in the country. We are within easy reach of manufacturers across the Fens and East Anglia for site visits, design reviews and measuring up existing machinery.
Most design work is delivered remotely, so distance is rarely a barrier — we work with manufacturers throughout the UK. But if it helps to have someone stand in front of the machine with a tape measure and a notepad, that is usually straightforward.
Start a conversationCovering Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Lincolnshire, Suffolk and Bedfordshire. Remote design work undertaken UK-wide.
Tell us what you are building, improving or trying to get drawn. Written quotes within 48 hours.