Get to Know SMSDOS
Who are we?
Company that provides outsourced documentation. Our specialists develop accurate and detailed drawings that are necessary in the production process. Trust SMSDOS to deliver solutions that make your workflow seamless and efficient.
What do we do?
Main task is to help companies cope with unaccustomed tasks that could affect the company's core resources. We work to create drawings and production files that meet your specific needs and ensure efficient production.
The Benefits of Our Services
Meeting production deadlines
We help to carry out production within the set deadlines by ensuring that your project does not have unnecessary delays.
Exemption from additional volumes
Our drawings allow to focus on the main tasks of your business, freeing you from excess resources.
Volume Development
We develop drawings for parts from prepared files in dwg, ifc, stp formats. This means that our specialists will create detailed drawings that meet your specific needs and ensure efficient production. Our services will help carry out production within the set deadlines and free from additional volumes.
Our final product will be precise production drawings and all the necessary documents that will allow the manufacture of the object’s elements. These detailed drawings will be the basis for efficient production, and you will be able to implement the project.
01.
Our client submits a volume to our specialists, requesting the development of documentation in IFC, STP, or DWG formats, along with the desired deadline for completion.
02.
Our specialists review the information you have submitted and provide feedback on whether we can meet the deadline and whether we are willing to take on this task.
03.
After completing step 2, we need you to submit your technical parameter documentation (including bend radius, K-factor coefficients, and maximum/minimum dimensions for bends).
04.
We model the volume and prepare the necessary production files (PDF, DXF, STEP) and specifications with details. (We don't do mounting schemes, even if we introduce part markings ourselves.)
