Engineering Software & Tools for Mechanical and Manufacturing Design
Short intro here describing what your tools do, e.g.:
“Mechanitec builds focused tools for SolidWorks power users and manufacturing engineers –
calculators and utilities that remove repetitive work, help plan configurations, and support lean initiatives.”
Featured tool
FLAGSHIP PRODUCT NAME
1–2 sentence summary of what the flagship tool does.
- Key outcome / benefit #1
- Key outcome / benefit #2
- Key outcome / benefit #3
All Mechanitec software
PRODUCT NAME #1
Short one-line description of this product.
- Benefit or use case #1
- Benefit or use case #2
- Benefit or use case #3
PRODUCT NAME #2
Short one-line description of this product.
- Benefit or use case #1
- Benefit or use case #2
- Benefit or use case #3
Choose by role or use case
For SolidWorks power users
Brief description of the problems you solve for SolidWorks users.
- Link to PRODUCT NAME #1
- Link to PRODUCT NAME #2 (if relevant)
- Link to 1–2 key SolidWorks articles that support these tools.
For manufacturing / lean engineers
Brief description of how your tools help with takt time, OEE, line balancing, etc.
- Link to LEAN / MANUFACTURING TOOL
- Link to 1–2 key Lean Manufacturing posts.
For small & mid‑size shops
Explain how your tools help job shops / small manufacturers make decisions faster.
- Link to the mix of relevant products.
- Link to a “getting started” article or guide.
Why Mechanitec software?
- Built by mechanical designers with hands‑on manufacturing experience.
- Focused tools – small, fast utilities instead of bloated all‑in‑one systems.
- Designed around real SolidWorks and shop‑floor workflows, not just generic theories.
- Continuous improvement based on feedback from working engineers.
Resources & tutorials
Highlight a few key articles that naturally lead into your software:
- SOLIDWORKS ARTICLE TITLE 1 – optionally note which product it pairs with.
- SOLIDWORKS ARTICLE TITLE 2
- LEAN MANUFACTURING ARTICLE TITLE
- ENGINEERING CALCULATOR OR TOOL PAGE
Frequently asked questions
What operating systems do you support?
Example: “Most tools are built for Windows 10/11 and distributed via the Microsoft Store. Some tools are browser‑based; each product page lists specific requirements.”
Do I need SolidWorks installed?
Clarify which tools are independent calculators and which integrate with SolidWorks or other CAD systems.
How is licensing handled?
Explain free vs paid, one‑time vs subscription, and how updates are delivered.
How do I get support or request features?
Explain your support channel. For example:
“You can contact us at SUPPORT@YOURDOMAIN.COM or via the contact form.
We welcome feature requests from working engineers.”
Still have questions? Contact us.