PRODUCTION
Upload Drawings
Submit fabrication drawings, specification packages, CAD files, and supporting production documents for engineering review and manufacturing coordination.
PRODUCTION FILE INTAKE
DCLA FAB accepts fabrication drawings, CAD files, specification sheets, revision packages, and supporting project documentation for controlled engineering and production review.
Submitted files are evaluated for fabrication readiness, dimensional accuracy, material intent, revision control, and manufacturing compatibility before entering estimating, engineering, procurement, or production workflow.
Incomplete, conflicting, or improperly labeled files are flagged during intake review to prevent production delays, coordination errors, and fabrication conflicts.
File Review Standards
Accepted File Types
DXF, DWG, PDF, STEP, ZIP, JPG, PNG
Review Checks
Scale verification, Unit confirmation,
Closed geometry, Layer organization
Cut path clarity, Material thickness,
Mounting requirements, Tolerance
requirements, Finish requirements,
Installation conditions
ENGINEERING REVIEW PROCESS
Every submitted file enters a structured review sequence designed for fabrication and production execution.
Engineering review includes dimensional verification, layer organization, revision validation, material review, tolerance evaluation, and production compatibility assessment across fabrication systems and manufacturing workflows.
If clarification is required, DCLA FAB documents the issue before production planning continues. This process reduces manufacturing errors, installation conflicts, and revision-related delays during fabrication.
Before You Upload
Use the latest drawing version.
Include dimensions, notes, and material intent.
Label revision versions clearly.
Upload reference PDFs or images when they help explain the build.
Do not upload final production files unless they are ready for review.
What Happens Next
Your submission enters technical review. DCLA FAB checks the file for fabrication readiness, missing information, material conflicts, and production risk. If the file is clear, it moves toward estimating or production planning. If the file needs correction, the issue gets documented before work continues.
Fabrication Intake
Production Review
Engineering Approval
Manufacturing Coordination
For Production Release