Engineering-led custom part supplyPrecision • reliability • innovation

Design & engineering

Need the part designed before it can be made?

Starry develops custom mechanical parts, CAD models and manufacturing documentation with production in mind. Design is offered as part of an engineering-to-supply workflow—not as open-ended staff augmentation or on-site consulting.

Design capabilities

From requirement to manufacturing-ready definition.

If the part does not exist yet—or the current design needs work—Starry can define it before production.

Custom part design

Develop new mechanical components around function, interfaces, available space, loading, material needs and intended manufacturing route.

New componentsBrackets & mountsHousings & adaptersCustom hardware

Mechanical design & 3D CAD

Develop components, refine concepts, create assemblies and convert rough requirements, sketches or existing geometry into manufacturable models.

3D modelingAssembliesDesign revisionsSTEP / STP

Detailed drawings & GD&T

Create manufacturing documentation that communicates dimensions, tolerances, materials and functional requirements clearly to production suppliers.

2D drawingsGD&TTolerancingProduction documentation

Design for manufacturing

Review or modify geometry with the intended manufacturing route in mind to reduce unnecessary complexity, cost or production risk.

DFMCost reductionProcess selectionMaterial review

Replacement-part development

Reconstruct or improve geometry when the original drawing is missing, a legacy component needs to be reproduced or the existing design is no longer practical.

Legacy partsGeometry recreationPart redesignObsolete components

Prototype development

Move concepts into physical prototypes for fit, function and design evaluation, then refine the definition before committing to repeat production.

PrototypeFit & functionIterationManufacturing handoff

Design connected to supply

From idea to a part you can actually order.

Starry can carry the project from mechanical definition through manufacturing coordination and repeat supply, so the design does not stop at a CAD file.