Industries we serve

Every market fears a different failure. We’ve seen all of them.

Automotive is ETS’s biggest market, not its boundary. The failure modes, materials and quality bars change by industry; the discipline of designing plastic parts that don’t fail travels. Find yours below.

Built for the people who decide

Eight industries. The same four desks.

Whatever the market, a plastic-part decision passes a design engineer, a manager, sometimes counsel, and always procurement. Here is what ETS gives each of them.

Design engineer

Answers you can take into a design review.

ChatETS cites the source behind every claim, the calculators run on your own numbers, and a senior engineer is one email away when the part is unusual.

See how ChatETS works →
Engineering manager

Risk you can put a number on.

A fixed-price pre-tooling review starts at $3,500. One line of the failure ledger costs $10K–$75K once steel is cut. Seats, training and engineering hours can share a single annual agreement.

What a review covers →
Counsel

An expert built for cross-examination.

Fellow of SPE and author of the field’s standard text. Expert-witness work since 1997. A conflict check comes first, and availability, a CV and fees follow within one business day.

Request a conflict check →
Procurement

Simple to buy, easy to audit.

Pay by check, ACH, purchase order or card. Fixed price where applicable, with scope, timeline and quote agreed before work begins, and an NDA signed on request before we see anything.

Start the paperwork →

Next step

Not sure which market applies to you?

Tell us what you make and where it fails. A senior engineer replies within one business day with the fit and a scoped next step.

  • NDA on request
  • Senior engineer replies in one business day
  • Fixed price where applicable
  • Your data stays yours