Requirement Definition
Clarify the problem, interfaces, operating conditions, constraints, quantities, and acceptance criteria before committing to geometry.
KoeMah turns early concepts, existing parts and technical requirements into practical mechanical designs ready for manufacture. We consider function, interfaces, material, tolerances, assembly and the intended production process so the result works beyond the CAD screen.
KoeMah develops practical mechanical designs from specifications, sketches, existing parts, photographs, or early concepts. The work is approached around function, assembly, manufacturability, service conditions, and the production method, not CAD appearance alone.

Clarify the problem, interfaces, operating conditions, constraints, quantities, and acceptance criteria before committing to geometry.
Develop practical layouts and mechanisms while considering access, fastening, motion, clearances, maintenance, and manufacturing limits.
Create controlled 3D models, assemblies, and production information suitable for review, prototyping, and manufacture.
Incorporate prototype findings, supplier feedback, inspection results, and customer review into a more production-ready design.
Project clarification: Final deliverables and file formats are agreed before work begins. Native and editable design-file release is subject to the quotation and KoeMah file-release policy.