Eagan Technical Services, Inc.

Silicone and Rubber Molding

At Eagan Technical Services, Inc., we will take on your silicone and rubber specialty molding projects. We do precision work for medical, military, and industrial customers using state of the art materials including fluoropolymers. We also have developed a process to bond silicone to teflon products such as Dupont Viton, as well as low-cost problem solving projects for lower tech products. We work directly with custom blenders of materials, as well as using off the shelf materials. You specify your products requirements, and we will select a material to fit your needs. We have taken on projects that other molding companies have turned down because of lack of volume, or their inability to make a product to the customers needs. We pride ourselves in having the expertise to make your product the way you need it.

Schematics

A schematic diagram can be reverse engineered for circuitry currently undocumented or inadequately documented. Beginning with a visual inspection, we determine cost and approximate length of time to complete the drawing. Any technical information or data available will favorably impact both cost and lead time. Using Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computer Aided Engineering (CAE), we are able to re-engineer accurate, well laid out schematics for whole units, including power supplies, circuit boards and displays.

Software

Eagan Technical Services, Inc., offers a large variety of software and
hardware design solutions for both consumer and industrial control
products. Whether you need complete engineering services, from design through manufacturing, or any step along the way, ETS is there to help.

We provide software design for:

   • Reverse Engineering of Software Code
   • Microprocessor/Micro-Controller Applications
   • Programming, Using "C", "C++", Assembly & Basic

Let Eagan Technical Services, Inc., put the finishing touches on your latest ideas

Reverse Engineering

Worn out or broken parts are often too expensive to replace, or are no longer available. A re-engineered part can actually cost less to manufacture than the original part and results in a more reliable, less expensive unit to maintain. All we need to start is a sample. A comprehensive evaluation is performed, determining material and labor required to complete the project. We carefully consider the options to determine which part or tool is best suited for your product.

Next, a drawing is generated and used in the design and fabrication of a prototype. The prototype is then tested, establishing a model for production.