The Seal Specification, Settled Before You Leave the Floor
The SECO7 configurator reduces a catalogue cross-reference to a few taps. An engineer supplies fitting size and material, receives the correct AS4824-certified part number, and finds the pressure, torque, and compatibility data sitting alongside it. All of it works with the handset offline.
Project: SECO Seals · Aerospace engineering tools
Project Overview
Client: Seco Seals Inc, an AS9100 & ISO9001 certified aerospace seal manufacturer with over fifty years in the field, based in Costa Mesa, California
Sector: Aerospace & defense
Industry context: Metal-to-metal sealing for high-pressure fluid systems
Product: The SECO7 Seal Configurator, an iOS & iPad reference & selection tool
Intended users: Aerospace & defense engineers, mechanical & fluid systems designers, maintenance & test lab staff, & distributors & purchasing agents specifying to a verified standard
Build focus: Offline reference data, size & material part matching, compatibility lookup, direct route to a manufacturer engineer
The product covers AS4824-certified thirty-seven degree flared tube fitting conical seals across five material options, and is built so the person specifying a part can confirm that specification without leaving the place they are standing.
Key Features
Size & Material to Part Number
Select a fitting size and one of five materials, and resolve to the correct SECO7 part in seconds. The gain is a verified answer arriving in the time it previously took to locate the right catalogue page.
Ratings & Compatibility in the Same Place
Chemical compatibility by material sits alongside pressure and torque data, inside the selection flow. The gain is that a specification is confirmed rather than merely chosen.
No Connection Required
The reference set resides on the device, so the tool performs identically on a shop floor, in a test cell, or at a site with no coverage. The gain is reliability exactly where desk-bound tools stop working.
Inside the Product
Retire the Spec Sheet
Certified data, no tolerance for error, and users with no connection is a set of constraints that rules out most conventional approaches.
Scoping happens in days. Working software follows in months. A senior engineer owns the architecture from the first conversation through to release.