Manufacturable before elegant
A model that cannot be held to its tolerances is a drawing problem, not a shop problem. Stock sizes, standard fasteners and reachable tools come first.
About
A design desk for teams that build things
RokOn Nexus is a mechanical design engineering practice based in Pune, India, working with manufacturers, fabricators, machine builders and product teams. We take the part of the job that sits between an idea and a purchase order — the modelling, the drawing, the tolerancing and the file pack — and hand it back ready to quote.
Work arrives in every state: a napkin sketch, a worn spare part, a supplier PDF with three dimensions on it, or a full specification. All of it can become a clean model and a drawing set. Clients across India, Europe and North America.
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How we work
Three rules that decide every drawing
They exist because most delays on a fabrication job come from a drawing that was never quite finished.
One drawing, one truth
Every sheet carries a revision block, a title block and a complete set of views. Nobody on the floor has to phone to ask which version is live.
Say what is assumed
Where a dimension is missing from your input, it gets listed as an assumption rather than quietly invented. You approve it before it becomes a part.
- Typical first draft
- 3–5 working days
- Review rounds included
- 2
- Formats issued
- 7
- NDA on request
- Yes
Who it suits
Best fit when the drawing is the bottleneck
If the design is clear in someone's head but nothing on paper can be sent to a supplier, that is exactly the gap this covers.
- Fabricators quoting from customer sketches that are missing dimensions
- OEMs needing a spare part remodelled after the original supplier disappeared
- Startups taking a working prototype towards a repeatable production part
- Panel and enclosure builders who need flat patterns that fold up square
- Plants documenting equipment that was built before anyone drew it
Next step
Tell us what you're trying to build
A short description and a photo are enough for a first response. If the job isn't a fit, we'll say so.