Mechanitec software suite
Mechanical Engineering Software
Practical tools for the work between design and production.
Mechanitec builds focused Windows software for the small workflow problems that slow engineering teams down: unclear SOLIDWORKS references, repetitive spreadsheet checks, and CAD files that are difficult to find.
Choose the workflow you want to improve, see how the tool works, and decide whether it fits your team.
Choose the workflow you want to improve
Each tool has a specific job. Start with the problem your team sees most often.
SOLIDWORKS file management
LinkLattice
See child references and where-used relationships before you copy, move, or rename SOLIDWORKS files.
- inspect dependency relationships
- plan safer file operations
- search and filter local design data
Work-order review
Work Order Checker
Review large work-order spreadsheets with repeatable checks instead of rebuilding filters and formulas for every file.
- apply reusable review rules
- inspect filtered result grids
- export cleaner Excel outputs
BOM and spreadsheet review
BOM Checker
Turn repeatable BOM checks into a cleaner review process for Excel, CSV, TSV, and text-based source files.
- check the columns that matter
- review one results grid per rule
- export structured results without changing originals
CAD file discovery
CAD Finder
Find folders containing the CAD extensions you need across selected local, removable, or network drives.
- scan selected drives
- reduce irrelevant search results
- keep discovery read-only and local
One idea behind the suite
Engineering teams lose time in the handoffs around the main design task: finding the right file, checking the spreadsheet, confirming the BOM, or preparing a release. These tools focus on those repeatable support tasks so the team can spend more time making decisions and less time cleaning up process friction.
Focused workflows
Practical engineering use
Local-first operation
Not sure which tool fits?
Describe the file, spreadsheet, or release problem you are trying to solve. A short example of the current workflow is usually enough to start the conversation.