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Sydney Water Infrastructure Asset Life Extension Through Reverse Engineering

Water infrastructure asset life extension project in Sydney using reverse engineering, 3D laser scanning, CAD modelling and engineered replacement pump components for water utilities.

Extend the Service Life of Critical Water Assets Without Full Replacement

Hamilton By Design provides reverse engineering, 3D laser scanning, engineering design, and replacement component manufacturing support for water infrastructure assets throughout Sydney and New South Wales. We help water utilities, local councils, infrastructure owners, treatment plants, pumping stations, and maintenance contractors extend the life of aging equipment when OEM support is unavailable, replacement costs are excessive, or lead times are unacceptable.

Many water and wastewater facilities across Sydney operate assets that have been in service for decades. Pumps, valves, impellers, pipework, mechanical equipment, access systems, and structural components often remain functional but suffer from wear, corrosion, erosion, or obsolescence. In many cases, original drawings no longer exist, suppliers have ceased operations, or replacement parts are no longer manufactured.

Using engineering-grade 3D laser scanning, reverse engineering, CAD modelling, and manufacturing documentation, we recreate existing assets and produce engineered replacement components that enable continued operation and asset life extension.

Supporting Sydney’s Water Infrastructure

Hamilton By Design supports water infrastructure projects throughout Sydney and regional NSW including:

  • Water treatment plants
  • Wastewater treatment facilities
  • Pumping stations
  • Sewage treatment plants
  • Stormwater infrastructure
  • Water reservoirs
  • Water transfer stations
  • Desalination facilities
  • Council water assets
  • Utility infrastructure upgrades
  • Brownfield infrastructure projects
  • Maintenance shutdowns and asset renewal programs

Our services are suitable for asset owners seeking to maximise the return on existing infrastructure investments while reducing capital expenditure.

Why Reverse Engineering Is Critical for Water Infrastructure

Many water assets remain structurally sound long after spare parts become unavailable.

Common challenges include:

  • Discontinued OEM equipment
  • Missing engineering drawings
  • Obsolete pump models
  • Long replacement lead times
  • High replacement costs
  • Equipment no longer supported by manufacturers
  • Limited maintenance documentation
  • Corrosion and wear damage
  • Asset renewal budget constraints

Rather than replacing an entire system, reverse engineering allows specific components to be recreated and manufactured, significantly reducing downtime and capital expenditure.

This approach can often extend asset life by many years while maintaining operational reliability.

Components Commonly Reverse Engineered

We regularly reverse engineer:

Pump Components

  • Impellers
  • Pump casings
  • Wear rings
  • Shafts
  • Bearing housings
  • Mechanical seal assemblies
  • Couplings
  • Diffusers
  • Pump baseplates

Water Infrastructure Components

  • Valve bodies
  • Flanges
  • Pipe fittings
  • Structural supports
  • Access platforms
  • Mechanical assemblies
  • Fabricated steelwork
  • Maintenance access systems
  • Custom brackets and supports

Treatment Plant Equipment

  • Mixer components
  • Augers
  • Conveyors
  • Screens
  • Mechanical drives
  • Guarding systems
  • Process equipment assemblies

Engineering-Grade 3D Scanning for Existing Assets

The first stage of most projects involves capturing accurate field measurements using terrestrial laser scanning.

Hamilton By Design uses:

  • FARO Focus Premium Laser Scanners
  • FARO Orbis Mobile Scanning Systems
  • FARO SCENE Processing Software
  • Autodesk ReCap
  • SolidWorks
  • AutoCAD
  • Inventor

Laser scanning captures millions of measurement points from existing assets, creating an accurate digital record of equipment and surrounding infrastructure.

Deliverables may include:

  • E57 files
  • RCP files
  • RCS files
  • LAS files
  • Registered point clouds
  • Scan reports
  • Asset condition records

This data becomes the foundation for reverse engineering and future maintenance activities.

Reverse Engineering Workflow

1. Site Inspection

Our engineers inspect the asset and identify components requiring replacement, modification, or documentation.

2. 3D Laser Scanning

The equipment and surrounding infrastructure are scanned to capture accurate geometry and spatial relationships.

3. Component Assessment

Existing parts are assessed for:

  • Wear
  • Corrosion
  • Damage
  • Manufacturing methods
  • Functional requirements

4. CAD Modelling

Components are recreated using engineering CAD software.

Models may include:

  • Individual components
  • Assemblies
  • Mechanical interfaces
  • Structural elements

5. Engineering Verification

Designs are reviewed and validated to ensure fit, function, and manufacturability.

Where required, engineering calculations and Finite Element Analysis (FEA) can be performed.

6. Manufacturing Documentation

Detailed drawings are produced for fabrication or machining.

7. Manufacturing Support

Documentation is supplied to approved manufacturers for production of replacement components.

Asset Life Extension Benefits

Reverse engineering provides significant advantages for water infrastructure operators.

Reduced Capital Expenditure

Avoid replacing complete systems when only specific components have failed.

Reduced Downtime

Manufacture replacement parts without waiting for OEM support.

Improved Asset Knowledge

Generate accurate engineering documentation for future maintenance.

Improved Reliability

Replace worn or damaged components with engineered solutions.

Future-Proof Asset Management

Create digital asset records that support future maintenance and upgrades.

Support for Aging Infrastructure

Extend the useful life of critical water assets while maintaining operational performance.

Typical Deliverables

Clients may receive:

  • Registered point clouds
  • E57 files
  • RCP files
  • RCS files
  • LAS files
  • Scan reports
  • Reverse engineered CAD models
  • SolidWorks files
  • STEP files
  • Parasolid files
  • DWG drawings
  • DXF drawings
  • General arrangement drawings
  • Manufacturing drawings
  • Fabrication drawings
  • Assembly drawings
  • Bill of Materials (BOM)
  • Engineering reports
  • FEA reports where required

Industries We Support

Water Utilities

Support for treatment plants, pumping stations, reservoirs, and distribution infrastructure.

Local Government

Asset management and life extension programs for council-owned infrastructure.

Infrastructure Owners

Engineering support for aging mechanical and structural assets.

Wastewater Treatment Facilities

Reverse engineering and replacement component development.

Industrial Water Operations

Support for manufacturing facilities and process plants with critical water infrastructure.

Why Choose Hamilton By Design?

Hamilton By Design combines practical engineering experience with advanced digital capture technology.

Our capabilities include:

  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Reverse Engineering
  • 3D Laser Scanning
  • 3D LiDAR Scanning
  • Scan to CAD
  • Engineering Drafting
  • Asset Documentation
  • Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
  • Manufacturing Support
  • Brownfield Infrastructure Engineering

We understand the challenges faced by water utilities operating aging infrastructure and provide practical solutions that reduce costs, minimise downtime, and extend asset life.

Sydney Water Infrastructure Reverse Engineering Services

If your organisation operates aging pumps, treatment equipment, mechanical assets, or infrastructure components that are no longer supported by the original manufacturer, Hamilton By Design can help.

Through reverse engineering, 3D scanning, CAD modelling, and manufacturing documentation, we provide practical asset life extension solutions for water infrastructure across Sydney and New South Wales.

Contact Hamilton By Design today to discuss reverse engineering solutions for obsolete water infrastructure assets, replacement components, and asset life extension projects throughout Sydney NSW.

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Replacement of Discontinued Pump Parts Without OEM Drawings Sydney

Replacement of discontinued pump parts without OEM drawings in Sydney using 3D scanning, reverse engineering, CAD modelling and precision manufacturing for water and utility infrastructure.

When critical pump components fail and original OEM drawings are unavailable, organisations are often faced with costly downtime, long lead times, or complete equipment replacement. Hamilton By Design provides professional reverse engineering services in Sydney to manufacture replacement pump parts without OEM drawings, allowing water utilities, councils, industrial facilities and infrastructure operators to extend the life of valuable assets.

Using advanced 3D LiDAR scanning, precision measurement, CAD modelling and engineering analysis, we recreate discontinued pump components and assemblies from existing physical parts. Our process enables the manufacture of replacement components that fit and function correctly, even when original drawings, CAD files and technical documentation no longer exist.

Reverse Engineering Pump Parts Without OEM Documentation

Many pumping systems operating throughout Sydney’s water, wastewater and industrial infrastructure were installed decades ago. In many cases:

  • Original manufacturers no longer exist
  • OEM drawings have been lost
  • Spare parts are no longer supported
  • Equipment has become obsolete
  • Lead times exceed operational requirements
  • Replacement pumps require expensive plant modifications

Rather than replacing entire pump systems, reverse engineering allows existing assets to remain operational by recreating critical components from physical samples.

Hamilton By Design specialises in reverse engineering pump parts where no OEM information is available.

Sydney Reverse Engineering Services for Obsolete Pump Components

Our Sydney-based engineering team can recreate:

  • Pump impellers
  • Wear rings
  • Shaft sleeves
  • Bearing housings
  • Casings
  • Volutes
  • Mechanical seal housings
  • Couplings
  • Drive shafts
  • Universal joints
  • Diffusers
  • Back plates
  • Suction covers
  • Bearing carriers
  • Custom castings
  • Fabricated replacement assemblies

Whether only a damaged component exists or a complete pump assembly requires documentation, we can generate accurate engineering models suitable for manufacturing.

Industries We Support

Our reverse engineering services are regularly used by:

Water Utilities

Water treatment facilities, pump stations, reservoirs and distribution networks frequently operate legacy pumping equipment where replacement parts are difficult to source.

Wastewater Infrastructure

Sewage treatment plants and wastewater transfer systems often contain specialised pumps that have exceeded their original service life.

Local Government

Councils throughout Sydney require cost-effective solutions to maintain pumping infrastructure without complete asset replacement.

Manufacturing Facilities

Industrial plants rely on critical pumps for production processes and cannot afford extended shutdowns while waiting for overseas OEM parts.

Mining and Resources

Mining operations frequently require rapid replacement of worn or damaged pumping components to minimise downtime.

Ports and Marine Facilities

Marine pumps, cooling systems and bulk handling infrastructure often contain obsolete equipment requiring reverse engineering support.

Advanced Reverse Engineering Technology

Hamilton By Design combines modern reality capture technology with engineering expertise to reproduce discontinued components accurately.

3D LiDAR Scanning

We utilise high-accuracy laser scanning systems to capture complex geometries and large assemblies.

Typical deliverables include:

  • E57 point clouds
  • RCP files
  • RCS files
  • Registered scan data
  • Mesh models

Precision Measurement

Critical dimensions are verified using:

  • Digital metrology equipment
  • Precision callipers
  • Micrometers
  • Bore measurement tools
  • Surface inspection techniques

CAD Modelling

Components are recreated using industry-standard software including:

  • SolidWorks
  • Autodesk Inventor
  • AutoCAD
  • Autodesk ReCap
  • FARO SCENE

The resulting CAD models are suitable for manufacture, maintenance and future asset management.

Our Reverse Engineering Process

1. Initial Assessment

We review the existing component or assembly and determine:

  • Component function
  • Wear condition
  • Missing features
  • Manufacturing requirements
  • Material considerations

2. Site Inspection and Scanning

Where required, our engineers visit Sydney sites to:

  • Inspect operating equipment
  • Capture 3D scan data
  • Measure interfaces
  • Verify installation requirements

3. Geometry Reconstruction

The scanned component is converted into a detailed CAD model.

This stage includes:

  • Feature recognition
  • Surface reconstruction
  • Parametric modelling
  • Dimensional verification

4. Engineering Review

The design is assessed for:

  • Manufacturability
  • Material suitability
  • Service conditions
  • Installation requirements
  • Potential design improvements

5. Manufacturing Documentation

Detailed engineering drawings are produced for fabrication or machining.

6. Manufacturing Support

We can work directly with:

  • Machine shops
  • Foundries
  • Fabricators
  • Maintenance contractors
  • Asset owners

to ensure successful component production.

Common Challenges with Discontinued Pump Parts

Many organisations encounter the following issues:

No Drawings Exist

Original documentation may have been lost during ownership changes, plant upgrades or company closures.

Damaged Components

Wear, corrosion and erosion often make dimensional measurement difficult.

Unknown Materials

Legacy equipment may contain materials no longer commonly used.

Complex Castings

Impellers, casings and volutes often contain complicated geometries that are difficult to measure manually.

Overseas Lead Times

OEM replacement parts can require months of waiting and significant freight costs.

Reverse engineering provides a practical solution to each of these challenges.

Benefits of Reverse Engineering Pump Components

Reduce Downtime

Avoid waiting for discontinued or overseas spare parts.

Extend Asset Life

Continue operating valuable infrastructure without complete replacement.

Lower Maintenance Costs

Manufacture replacement parts locally when required.

Improve Asset Documentation

Create digital records for future maintenance activities.

Support Future Manufacturing

Once a CAD model exists, future replacement parts can be manufactured quickly.

Eliminate Obsolescence Risks

Maintain operational control of critical assets regardless of OEM support status.

Deliverables

Depending on project requirements, clients may receive:

  • 3D CAD models
  • SolidWorks files
  • STEP files
  • Parasolid files
  • IGES files
  • AutoCAD DWG files
  • Manufacturing drawings
  • General arrangement drawings
  • Assembly drawings
  • BOM documentation
  • E57 point clouds
  • RCP files
  • RCS files
  • Engineering reports
  • Material recommendations
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Why Choose Hamilton By Design?

Hamilton By Design combines practical engineering experience with advanced digital capture technology to deliver reliable reverse engineering solutions across Sydney.

Our team understands the challenges faced by water authorities, utilities, manufacturers and infrastructure operators when critical equipment becomes obsolete. We focus on producing accurate engineering data that allows replacement parts to be manufactured quickly and confidently.

Whether you require a single impeller, a complete pump assembly modelled from an existing installation, or engineering support for critical infrastructure assets, we can help extend equipment life and reduce operational risk.

Replacement Pump Parts Without OEM Drawings Sydney

If you have obsolete pump equipment, discontinued OEM components or critical infrastructure requiring replacement parts without original drawings, contact Hamilton By Design.

We provide reverse engineering services throughout Sydney and across Australia, helping organisations maintain water, wastewater, industrial and infrastructure assets through accurate engineering documentation and replacement component design.

Need replacement pump parts without OEM drawings in Sydney? Contact Hamilton By Design to discuss your reverse engineering requirements and obtain a quotation.

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Reverse Engineering Obsolete Water Pump Components Sydney

Reverse engineering obsolete water pump components in Sydney using 3D laser scanning, SolidWorks CAD modelling and manufacturing drawings to replace discontinued OEM pump parts for water infrastructure and industrial facilities.

Reverse Engineering Obsolete Water Pump Components Sydney

Hamilton By Design provides reverse engineering services for obsolete water pump components in Sydney NSW, helping water utilities, maintenance teams, manufacturers, asset owners and engineering contractors replace discontinued OEM pump parts when drawings, models or supplier support are no longer available. We inspect, measure, scan and model existing pump components to create accurate CAD files, manufacturing drawings and engineering documentation suitable for repair, replacement, refurbishment or local manufacture.

Reverse Engineering for Obsolete Pump Components in Sydney NSW

Water pump assets often remain in service for decades. Over time, OEM parts can become unavailable, lead times can increase, suppliers may discontinue product lines, and replacement costs can become difficult to justify. For councils, water treatment plants, pumping stations, industrial facilities and infrastructure operators, this can create serious maintenance and operational risks.

Hamilton By Design supports Sydney-based clients by reverse engineering worn, damaged or obsolete water pump components so they can be reproduced, repaired or improved. This includes pump casings, impellers, shafts, sleeves, bushes, bearing housings, covers, flanges, couplings, wear rings, brackets and other mechanical pump components.

Our work combines practical trade experience, mechanical engineering knowledge, 3D scanning, CAD modelling and detailed drafting. The result is clear, usable documentation that can support fabrication, machining, casting, repair, procurement and asset maintenance.

Who We Help

We provide reverse engineering and engineering drafting services for clients across Sydney NSW and surrounding regions, including:

Water treatment plants
Wastewater facilities
Council pumping stations
Industrial water systems
Utilities and infrastructure operators
Manufacturing plants
Mining and mineral processing facilities
Ports and marine infrastructure
Mechanical contractors
Maintenance teams
Fabricators and machine shops
Pump repair workshops
Asset owners with discontinued OEM equipment

We also support projects in Newcastle, the Hunter Valley, Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne, regional NSW and across Australia where pump components or mechanical assets need to be measured, modelled and documented.

Why Reverse Engineer Obsolete Water Pump Components?

Reverse engineering is useful when an existing component is required but original design information is missing or unreliable. Many older water pump assets were installed years ago, and drawings may no longer exist, may be incomplete, or may not reflect changes made during maintenance.

Reverse engineering can help when:

OEM parts are discontinued
OEM lead times are too long
Replacement parts are too expensive
The original drawings are missing
The part has been modified over time
A casting pattern is no longer available
A pump needs to remain operational
A local manufacturing option is required
The component needs to be improved or strengthened
A damaged part needs to be reproduced urgently

For water infrastructure, downtime can be costly. Reverse engineering allows asset owners to extend the life of critical pump equipment while maintaining control over documentation, repair options and future spare parts.

Typical Pump Components We Reverse Engineer

Hamilton By Design can reverse engineer a wide range of pump and rotating equipment components, including:

Impellers
Pump casings
Bearing housings
Shafts
Shaft sleeves
Wear rings
Bushes
Couplings
Drive components
Flanges
Covers and guards
Mounting brackets
Split casings
Casting components
Machined components
Replacement OEM-style parts
Obsolete water pump components
Custom repair components

Where required, we can also document finished machining details, keyways, fits, tolerances, material notes, surface finish requirements and general arrangement information.

Technical Capability

Our reverse engineering workflow combines physical inspection, 3D measurement, laser scanning and CAD modelling. Depending on the component and project requirements, we can use:

FARO 3D laser scanning
FARO SCENE point cloud processing
Autodesk ReCap RCP and RCS workflows
E57 point cloud export
SolidWorks 3D modelling
Autodesk Inventor modelling
AutoCAD 2D drafting
STEP, SAT and Parasolid file creation
DWG and PDF manufacturing drawings
Engineering review and practical design input

For complex geometry such as cast pump casings or impellers, 3D scanning helps capture the external shape of the component. For machined features, manual measurement and engineering judgement are often required to define functional dimensions, tolerances and fits.

The goal is not just to copy the damaged part. The goal is to understand how the part functions, what surfaces are critical, what features are worn, and what information is required to manufacture or repair the part correctly.

Standards and Engineering Considerations

Depending on the project, documentation may reference relevant Australian Standards, client specifications, machining standards or general engineering practices. Reverse engineering pump components may involve consideration of:

Material selection
Corrosion resistance
Machining allowances
Casting allowances
Fits and tolerances
Surface finish
Weld repair requirements
Fastener details
Bearing and bush fits
Shaft alignment
Clearances
Operating environment
Maintenance access
Asset life extension
Fabrication and machining practicality

For water and wastewater applications, material selection is important. Stainless steel, duplex stainless, cast iron, bronze, polymer composites and engineered coatings may all be considered depending on the service environment and client requirements.

Our Reverse Engineering Process

1. Initial Review

We begin by reviewing the component, photos, existing drawings, site information and the reason the part needs to be reverse engineered. This helps determine whether the outcome should be a like-for-like replacement, a repair drawing, a manufacturing drawing, a 3D model, or an upgraded engineering solution.

2. Site Inspection or Component Measurement

The component can be measured on site in Sydney or inspected at a workshop. For larger pump assemblies or installed equipment, site scanning may be used to capture the surrounding equipment, pipework, access restrictions and interface points.

3. 3D Scanning and Manual Measurement

Where suitable, we use 3D scanning to capture the component geometry. Manual measurement is then used to confirm critical features such as bores, shaft diameters, bolt patterns, keyways, bearing fits, flange faces and machined surfaces.

4. Point Cloud Processing

Scan data is processed into usable formats such as E57, RCP or RCS. The point cloud can then be used as the reference geometry for CAD modelling, comparison and documentation.

5. CAD Modelling

The component is modelled in SolidWorks, Inventor or another suitable CAD platform. For cast or organic shapes, the model may include a practical representation of the geometry suitable for manufacturing, machining, fabrication or pattern development.

6. Engineering Review

We review the model for function, fit, interfaces and manufacturing practicality. Where a component is worn or damaged, engineering judgement may be required to identify original design intent rather than simply copying worn geometry.

7. Drawing and Documentation

Manufacturing drawings are produced showing the required dimensions, notes, tolerances, materials and machining information. Drawings can be supplied as PDF and DWG files, with 3D models supplied in SolidWorks, STEP, SAT or Parasolid formats.

8. Client Review and Final Issue

The drawing package is issued for client review. Where required, changes can be made based on additional photos, site checks, workshop feedback or manufacturing requirements.

Deliverables

Depending on the scope of work, clients may receive:

3D scan files
E57 point cloud files
RCP or RCS files
SolidWorks 3D models
Inventor 3D models
STEP files
SAT files
Parasolid files
DWG drawings
DXF profiles
PDF manufacturing drawings
General arrangement drawings
Machining drawings
Casting reference models
Inspection notes
Reverse engineering report
Critical dimension summaries
Material and finish notes
Assembly interface documentation

Not every project requires every deliverable. For some clients, a simple manufacturing drawing is sufficient. For others, a full 3D model, scan file, assembly drawing and engineering report may be required.

Why Choose Hamilton By Design?

Hamilton By Design brings together hands-on trade experience, mechanical design capability and engineering drafting expertise. Our background includes fitting and turning, CNC machining, fabrication, 3D CAD modelling, site measurement, mechanical engineering and industrial asset documentation.

We understand that reverse engineering is not only a drafting task. It requires practical knowledge of how parts are made, how they fit, how they wear and how they are repaired. This is especially important for pump components where worn surfaces, damaged castings, corrosion and missing information can affect the final outcome.

Our experience includes work across water, mining, ports, manufacturing, infrastructure, industrial plants and utilities. We use modern 3D scanning and CAD tools while applying practical engineering judgement to deliver documentation that fabricators, machinists and asset owners can actually use.

Hamilton By Design also provides related engineering and digital measurement services, including:

Scan to CAD Services
Scan to BIM Services
Mechanical Engineering Services
Reverse Engineering Services
3D LiDAR Scanning
Engineering Drafting
Structural Drafting
SolidWorks Modelling
As-Built Documentation
Industrial Site Measurement

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you reverse engineer obsolete water pump parts without drawings?

Yes. We can measure, scan and model existing pump components even when original drawings are unavailable. Where parts are worn or damaged, we use engineering judgement to help determine the likely original geometry.

Do you provide reverse engineering services in Sydney NSW?

Yes. Hamilton By Design provides reverse engineering services across Sydney NSW, including water plants, industrial sites, workshops, pumping stations and infrastructure facilities.

What pump components can you reverse engineer?

We can reverse engineer pump casings, impellers, shafts, bushes, sleeves, covers, bearing housings, wear rings, brackets, flanges, couplings and other mechanical pump components.

Can you help replace discontinued OEM pump parts?

Yes. We can create CAD models and manufacturing drawings for discontinued OEM-style parts where original parts are no longer available or have long lead times.

Do you provide manufacturing drawings?

Yes. We can provide PDF and DWG drawings with dimensions, notes, materials, tolerances and machining details suitable for review by fabricators, machinists or repair workshops.

Can you scan large pump assemblies on site?

Yes. Larger pump assemblies, installed equipment and surrounding pipework can be scanned on site where required. This is useful when interface points, access constraints or as-built conditions need to be captured.

What file formats can you supply?

Typical file formats include E57, RCP, RCS, DWG, DXF, PDF, SolidWorks, STEP, SAT and Parasolid files.

Can you improve a component instead of copying it exactly?

Yes. Where required, we can review the component and suggest practical improvements relating to material, machining, fit, access, maintenance or durability. Any design changes should be reviewed and approved before manufacture.

Is reverse engineering suitable for urgent pump repairs?

Yes. Reverse engineering can be useful when a critical pump part has failed and OEM lead times are too long. The timeframe depends on the complexity of the part and the level of documentation required.

Do you work with pump repair workshops and machine shops?

Yes. We regularly support workshops, fabricators, machinists, maintenance contractors and asset owners with practical CAD models and drawings for repair, replacement and manufacturing work.

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Reverse Engineering Obsolete Water Pump Components in Sydney

Hamilton By Design helps Sydney water, wastewater, industrial and infrastructure clients extend the life of ageing pump assets by reverse engineering obsolete and discontinued components. We combine 3D scanning, manual measurement, CAD modelling, engineering drafting and practical mechanical experience to produce usable documentation for repair, replacement and manufacture.

If your water pump component is no longer available, has a long OEM lead time or needs to be reproduced from an existing part, Hamilton By Design can help create the CAD files, drawings and engineering documentation required to move the project forward.

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