Scan → electronic 2D drawing
Vectorisation by construction: we first build a 3D model from the scan, then derive a clean electronic drawing from it. Views and sections are consistent with the model, and dimensions are real dimension objects, not drawn lines.
- DXF (R2018) for AutoCAD and other CAD, with frame and title block to the source standard (GOST/ESKD tested)
- Views and sections from the 3D model, hatching, centre lines
- Dimensions with tolerances, surface finish, datums, geometric tolerances, notes
- Checklist: every dimension and note of the source → present in the drawing or not
- Native DWG — via your AutoCAD (open DXF and save)
- Standard drafting fonts are substituted by your CAD
- Small formatting tweaks to your company standard — 15–30 minutes per sheet
Example
Left — source, right — our DXF. On the bushing one note was too blurry to read with confidence — it came back as a question, not a guess.
FAQ
Where do our files go?
Processing runs on the Claude model (Anthropic, USA). If your drawings can't leave your jurisdiction, tell us first and we'll discuss options.
Who is responsible for the result?
We are responsible for every dimension being checked and every ambiguity being listed. Final acceptance is done by your engineer.
What does it cost?
The pilot and test runs are free for now. We quote a price after the test, once your volumes and part types are clear.
Send us 2–3 of your drawings
Ideally different ones: a simple part, a complex housing, a poor scan. You get models and verification reports — and decide whether it helps.