Echo Engineering

Avoid adhesive tape difficulties this winter by reading our tips to achieve sufficient bonding pressure during these cold months so these failures don't happen.

New case study on how Echo worked with a tier-1 automotive manufacturer to help transform their facility with engineered masking solutions for a large exterior injection-molded body panel that had complex paint quality requirements

Do you experience overspray, leakage or coatings that look just plain bad? Here’s the break down on how to mask effectively in order to reduce rejection rate, rework, labor cost and ultimately your frustration.

Throughout this post, we’ll review everyday items that can be powder coated. Ranging from sports to drinkware, this post is made to inform enthusiasts about products that we forget are powder coated.

Engineering a plastic part to replace a metal component requires expertise in design, material, tooling, injection molding, and validation testing.  In this post, we're going to explore some of the designs that become the go-to for tier-1s and OEMs over the years.

In this post, we highlight one of our Engineers, Joe Spaulding, and his projects with Echo and what he's doing outside of work

Case study of how Echo worked with a hydraulic pump manufacturer to save them $100k annually by converting their metal plate to plastic

NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) is the measurement, study, and modification of the noise and vibration characteristics of vehicles. Engineers must continuously work on combating the noise (what you hear)

Selecting a rubber component manufacturer may seem like a daunting task since there is so much information to consider: which manufacturing processes are used, what materials does the manufacturer work with, what products are offered