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High-Performance Electronic Enclosure Design, Testing, and Fabrication

Vitrus helps product teams turn uncertainty into production-ready direction through concept development, mechanical design, CAD, documentation, manufacturing support, and technical review

Don't just get CAD, get confidence that your next product decision is engineered, manufacturable, and ready for the real world.



Where are you at in your product development cycle ?

A two-part image showing the development of an Aero-View Hub. On the left, a hand-drawn sketch with labels for humidity, temperature, window mount, display, and power. In the middle, a 3D CAD model of the device with labeled components including shells, PCB, display, and suction cups. On the right, a red finished Aero-View Hub with suction cups, a display showing humidity, temperature, and monitoring status.
  • Turn a sketch, product opportunity, or electronics package into a clear development path

  • Create production-focused CAD, assemblies, drawings, and technical documentation

  • Improve manufacturability, cost, assembly, and supplier readiness before production.

  • Identify design and documentation risks before formal testing or regulatory conversations

Pick the closest stage of your current project. Vitrus will help you define the next practical step and reduce risk before the next costly commitment you have to make.

​Guided product development support that prevents expensive pitfalls.

Every stage creates chances for costly rework. Vitrus helps identify those risks before tooling, supplier delays, failed samples, or late-stage redesigns force the issue.

The work is technical, practical, and oriented toward decisions your manufacturer can actually build from.

A Connected Path from Concept to Product Partner

PHASE 1:

Discover

Clarify the idea, constraints, risks, and manufacturing direction.

PHASE 2:

Design

Develop the enclosure, assembly, CAD, and production documentation.

PHASE 3:

Optimize

Improve manufacturability, cost, tolerance strategy, and assembly flow.

PHASE 4:

Validate

Evaluate prototypes, supplier samples, and regulatory testing readiness.

PHASE 5:

Support

Continue with revisions, variants, supplier questions, and product improvements.


Straight answers before the first call