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3D Laser Scanning for Chutes, Transfer Stations and Mining Fabrication in Newcastle and the Hunter Valley

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Conveyor chutes and transfer stations often operate within some of the most congested areas of a mining or bulk-materials-handling facility. Existing conveyor structures, head pulleys, discharge points, walkways, pipework, guarding, electrical services and structural steel can all affect the design and installation of a replacement chute or transfer-station component. Where drawings are incomplete, outdated or unavailable, relying only on manual measurements can increase the risk of fabrication and installation problems. Hamilton By Design provides engineer-led 3D laser scanning, mechanical engineering and CAD modelling services for chute, conveyor and mining fabrication projects throughout Newcastle and the Hunter Valley. Capturing Existing Chutes and Transfer Stations Terrestrial 3D laser scanning can capture the visible geometry surrounding an existing chute or conveyor transfer point. Depending on site access and line of sight, the captured point cloud may include: Conveyor head an...

Mechanical design and drafting

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Mechanical design and drafting The team at Hamilton By Design provide effective solutions for Mechanical Drafting and Detailing Services. We can produce industrial work shop drawing of mechanical parts with our wide range of drafting software. Whether you require mechanical design, detailed drafting, 3-D models or transferring technical drawings to computer, all are performed to your company standards and specifications. Shop Drawings. Raw casting and machined components drawings. Patent Drawings. Steel Fabrication Drawings. Fixture detailing. Plant layouts. P & ID drawings and weld maps. On-site Drafting Support Hamilton By Design offer a complete 2D to 3D conversion our parametric modeller accepts over 13 various cad formats that offer a similar number of export options. Our 3-D solid models offer our designers complete control, through direct modelling techniques, dimensions drive the model geometry; changing dimensions changes the shape o...