Engineering · Proprietary CAD · CNC prototyping
Design it. Machine it. Test it.
Over 30 years of proven results. Patented engineering innovations for established markets.
Patented engineering/Proprietary CAD
22XEquity
Engineering concepts developed into physical prototypes.
01 / Capabilities
Engineering through prototype.
We develop engineering concepts, work in our proprietary CAD environment, and produce CNC prototypes. The goal: evaluate a design in material, not just on screen.
01
Engineering
Develop and refine product concepts.
02
Proprietary CAD
Model designs in our own CAD system.
03
CNC prototypes
Machine parts for hands-on evaluation.
02 / CAD platform
Our CAD. Built for our engineering work.
22XEquity uses a proprietary CAD system to develop and refine designs for prototyping. The model and the machined part stay connected through iteration.
View the process ↘03 / Markets
Established markets. Under-served problems.
We look for overlooked engineering opportunities within proven markets. Our work is focused on developing and testing solutions—not broad claims about disruption.
01 / Identify
Find an unmet need or design constraint.
02 / Develop
Build an engineering concept around it.
03 / Test
Machine a prototype and assess the design.
22XEquity holds patents. Ask us for details on specific technologies.
04 / Process
From design to a part you can evaluate.
A direct sequence from the engineering question to a CNC-machined prototype.
- 01
Define
Set the design problem and prototype objective.
- 02
Model
Develop the part in our proprietary CAD system.
- 03
Machine
Produce a CNC prototype for evaluation.
- 04
Refine
Use what the prototype shows to guide the next design.
05 / Project enquiry
Tell us what you need to prototype.
Share the part, problem, or prototype you have in mind. Send your enquiry to our team, and keep a copy of your project note.
info@22xequity.comProject note
A copy of your project note will appear here when you send your enquiry.
Your name, email and project details are emailed to info@22xequity.com. This website does not store enquiries in a database. You can also copy your note and email it directly.