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AAA CAD Drafting Services

AAA Drafting Services is a mechanical drafting firm which provides cad design and cad drafting services to Architects, professional engineers and manufacturers. We are licensed in Solidworks Office Professional 2009 as well as having twenty years experience using AutoCad

In our years in the design/drafting business our projects in the civil engineering area have included infrastructure projects such as replacing the main drive on a bascule bridge. We used 3D design extensively to prove out the design and acted as the project manager for its on time replacement.

We have also Redesigned bridge nose locks on swing bridges and bascule bridges to reduce maintenance costs. We have also custom designed traffic gates for bridge traffic control.

We have been involved extensively with dust collectors and baghouses, many to NFPA specifications. We have laid out complex industrial ventilation systems and ductwork in 3D as well as with traditional 2d drafting. We have designed duct supports, stair towers, access ladders and platforms to OSHA standards.

Our exposure to packaging machinery includes designing end load cartoners, rotary feeders and magazines and case packers. We have experience in hot melt glue systems, labeling equipment and carton tuck and seal devices.

Please call us if you have a cad drafting project, technical manual or 3D modeling project you need help with. We can put the industries best 3D tools to work for you without you having to make the investment in the software.

AAA Drafting Services
920 Brant Street, Unit 13
Burlington, Ontario

Canada

L7R-4J1
Phone: 905-467-0233

AAA Drafting services

 
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    The idea has been extensively researched by top scientists and engineers and may well be implemented in the coming years. It looks like a unique way to take advantage of two things Canada has in abundance. Wind and high pressure gas pipelines.