Engineering that keeps your line running.
We design, make and automate for manufacturers: rubber and PU parts, machined and fabricated components, special purpose machines, robotic cells, and the digital tools your engineers use every day.
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Pick the one closest to yours. We'll show how AIS solves it and what you get.
What we do
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How a project runs
The same path for a single fixture or a full robotic cell.
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Upload & drawing
Drop a 3D model, check it stands the right way, fill the title block and download the drawing. Every model gets a full drawing set: an assembly sheet plus one detailed sheet per part. 5 free credits to start.
Using SolidWorks or Creo? Use File › Save As › STEP, then upload the .step file.
More options
Overall sizes, hole callouts, hole and pocket positions (from the part centre), centre lines and hidden lines are added automatically. Add tolerances and GD&T before release.
Design check
Find what will be hard or costly to make before the part reaches the shop floor.
Problem areas turn red or orange in the 3D view. The face you set as "top" in step 1 is the direction the tool, mould or printer works from.
Process plan
Raw material, machining steps, assembly, bolts and tools for this model, ready for the shop floor.
Tap a step to see its tools and where it is on the model. Tick steps as they get done.
Plans & pricing
Start free. Pay only when AutoDraft is saving you time.
- 5 simple parts, or 1 small assembly set
- All views, isometric, hole callouts
- Design check and process plan view
- Assembly and part sheets, PDF and PNG
- ₹25 per credit
- Valid for 6 months
- Route cards and hardware lists
- Full drawing sets in one PDF
- ₹20 per credit
- Your logo in the title block
- Priority WhatsApp support
| Sheet | What makes it | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Simple part | Up to about 40 faces and holes (plates, spacers, pins) | 1 |
| Medium part | Up to about 150 faces and holes (brackets, blocks with pockets) | 2 |
| Complex part | More features (housings, castings, dies) | 3 |
| Assembly sheet | 2 credits, plus 1 for every 5 unique parts (max 6) | 2–6 |
| Process route card | 1 credit for every 3 parts in the plan | 1+ |
Example: an assembly with 4 unique parts makes 5 sheets (1 assembly + 4 parts) and costs about 2 + 4 to 8 credits. A sheet you already downloaded downloads again free.
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Help
Short answers to common questions.
Which files can I upload?
STEP (.step, .stp) works best. IGES, STL and DXF also work. SolidWorks, Creo, NX or Inventor users: save as STEP first (File › Save As › STEP).
Is my model uploaded anywhere?
No. The model is read and drawn inside your browser. Nothing leaves your computer, which matters when you work on customer IP.
Does it replace my CAD drafting?
It removes the repetitive part: view layout, scale, title block, balloons and BOM. You still add feature dimensions, GD&T and notes in your CAD or PDF editor.
Can the shop floor read the drawing in their language?
Yes. View names, notes, title block and BOM headings can be printed in Hindi, Marathi, German, Japanese or Spanish, with English alongside if you want both.
My model comes in lying on its side. How do I fix it?
Orbit the 3D preview, then click the face that should be the front view. Switch to "Top side" and click the face that should point up. SolidWorks and Creo files usually need "More › Model lying flat?" once.
What does the manufacturability check look for?
For machining: thin walls, sharp internal corners a cutter can't make, and faces no 3-axis setup can reach. For moulding and casting: undercuts, missing draft, sharp corners and uneven walls. For 3D printing: overhangs and thin walls. For assemblies it also flags parts that overlap. It also gives envelope size, volume and steel weight for quoting. It's a first screen, not a replacement for a CAM or mould-flow review.
How does the process plan know what to make?
It reads the model's real faces. Holes are sized against ISO tap-drill and clearance tables, so a Ø6.8 hole becomes "drill and tap M8". Holes that line up across two parts become bolts or dowels. Pins sitting in matching bores become press fits. Touching steel parts with no fasteners become welds. Treat the result as an expert first draft: every step, material and raw size can be edited before you print the route card.
Which standard does the sheet follow?
First-angle projection per IS / ISO by default, with the projection symbol, zone grid, ISO-style title block and BOM. Switch to third angle for US customers.
Why can't I drop a .sldprt file?
Native SolidWorks and Creo formats are closed and can only be read by their own software. A STEP export carries the same geometry and part names.
How are drawings priced?
In credits, by complexity: a simple part sheet is 1 credit, medium 2, complex 3, and an assembly sheet 2–6 depending on how many unique parts it has. The price for your model shows under the drawing before you download. A sheet you already paid for downloads again free, and samples are always free.
Who built this?
Absolute Industrial Solutions, Pune. We design and supply special purpose machines, fixtures and fabricated components for Tier-1 automotive plants, and built AutoDraft for our own drafting work.