Products

One of the biggest advantages of using Specificad Darwin is we are local, so we can be more hands on if required. This means being able to communicate face to face with local architects, engineers, builders, trades or other work staff on site, or at their business address if needed. This gives our business transparency as you get to speak directly to the cad drafter on your project, giving more added value to our products.

We supply our shop drawing products to builders and construction contractors like Steel Fabricators, Concrete Contractors, Roof Cladders etc.

CAD DRAFTING Products!

3D modelling

A 3D model give those on the building site a clear, precise picture of the construction process. Surveyors, engineers, builders, trades and any others involved, can clearly see the process of the project ahead. To guarantee high quality drawing and efficient project management we can communicate with all parties needed to obtain the latest and relevant information.

detailed shop drawings

The drawings will include the following information. (They should however, not show more information than is required.)

  • Material Specification
  • Linear Dimensions including Tolerances
  • Angular Dimensions including Tolerances
  • Weld Location & Type
  • Weight
  • Flat patterns including bend lines
  • Cut Lists stating length and angles
 

bolt and grid lay out

The bolt and grid lay out plan, is an important set of plans for the builder, surveyor and concrete contractors. As these drawings set the buildings accuracy which will speed up the build time. This will save the builder and contractors changes later into the build, saving money and time. Creating a better building experience.

site rigging and lifting plan

Depending on the complexity, Assembly drawing are often structured into a Top Level Assembly and Sub-Assemblies. This is to give more clarity on the full product. Assembly drawings will include:

  • All Sub-Assemblies used within the assembly
  • All parts to be fabricated
  • All bought in parts including their specific part numbers, manufacturer or supplier
  • Fixings such as Bolts, Nuts, Washers etc.
  • Bill of materials (BOM) showing a full list of all parts
  • The drawings should be illustrated in a way to clearly show how the Fabrication fits together. This should/could include several views (Plan, Top, Side, Isometric etc.) and Exploded Views