50 calculators · 39+ standards · AI assistant built in

Engineering calculations
you can put your name on.

50 standards-based mechanical calculators — gears, bearings, shafts, beams, fatigue, welds, pipe flow. Every result cites the standard behind it, or says plainly when it is an engineering estimate. PDF report in one click.

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mechanixcalc.com/bearings
Bearing Life — 6205 deep groove
Fr 2.00 kN · Fa 0.30 kN · 1450 rpm
ISO 281
Basic rating life L10h
18 240 h
Pass
P equiv.
2.31kN
C/P ratio
6.10
Static SF
3.42×
Life vs radial loadL10h × 10³
PDF reportSave to projectAsk the assistant

Engines written to international standards

ISO 6336ISO 281VDI 2230ASME B31.3EN 1993-1-1EN 1993-1-9ISO 5048DIN 6885ASME B16.5ISO 3408ISO 14728-1IEC 60034-1all 39+

Why engineers keep it open

Built for the number you have to defend

A calculator is easy. A calculation someone else can check — with the clause, the assumptions and a report attached — is the hard part. That is the part this does.

The standard is named, every time

Each result says which clause it came from — ISO 6336 for gear tooth stress, ISO 281 for bearing life, VDI 2230 for preload. Where a panel is an engineering estimate rather than a coded standard, it says so on the panel instead of implying a standard it does not run.

A report you can hand over

One click turns any calculation into a branded PDF with inputs, results, the governing standard and the generated sketch — the deliverable your reviewer, client or file actually needs.

Answers while you type

No submit button, no waiting. Change a diameter and the stress, the safety factor and the chart all move together, so you can size by feel and still land on a defensible number.

Your work stays put

Save a calculation, group it into a project workspace, reopen it months later with every input restored, or hand a colleague a read-only share link.

How it works

From blank input to signed-off report

01

Pick the calculator

50 of them, grouped by 9 engineering domains. Search by tool, by part or by standard.

02

Enter what you know

Sensible defaults, real material data and unit switching are already there — you fill in the geometry and the loads.

03

Take the result with you

Read the verdict, check the governing clause, then export the PDF, save it to a project or share the link.

Live · Core, Pro & Expert

An AI assistant that
already read your numbers.

Not a chatbot bolted onto a marketing page. It sits inside the calculator, sees the inputs and results in front of you, and answers in terms of your design and the standard governing it.

  • Context-awareKnows your safety factor, your stresses, your material — so the answer is about this design, not an example.
  • Standard-citedPoints at ISO 281, ISO 6336, VDI 2230 — whichever standard the tool you are in actually runs.
  • Across the suiteShaft, bearings, gears, fatigue, pressure vessels, heat exchangers — it follows you tool to tool.

Fair use: Core 10, Pro 20, Expert 50 questions per hour.

Bearing AssistantISO 281 · L10 life

6205 · 2 kN · 1450 rpm · L10 = 4 200 h

Is 4 200 h enough?

Typical industrial-machinery guidance is L10 ≥ 5 000 h. At 2 kN you are 16% short. Step up to a 6305 — C ≈ 23.4 kN takes L10 to roughly 18 000 h.

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Early access · Fusion 360

Your calculators,
inside your CAD.

The Copilot add-in reads the geometry you have selected, asks for the loads CAD cannot know, and runs the numbers through the same validated engines behind the calculators. Numbers only — your model never leaves your machine.

  • Reads your selectionFaces, parameters, mass — as numbers, never as your file.
  • Runs the real engineThe same server-side engines behind all 50 calculators.
  • Numbers-onlyYour CAD model stays on your machine, by contract.
Explore the Copilot
Fusion Copilotreads your selectionCAD

Selection read · Ø80.0 / L46.0 mm

Will this pin hold 12 kN?

Steady load, bronze bush? Running the bearing engine…

PASScontact pressure ok

22.61 MPa vs 25.0 · SF 1.11× · thin margin

Pricing

One subscription, the whole suite

Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial of everything. No credit card to begin, and you can cancel from your account page at any time.

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  • Unit converter & reference library
  • Steel sections calculator
  • GD&T calculator
  • Tolerance stack-up
  • Comparison mode
  • Unlimited calculations
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Every engineering calculator

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  • All 50 engineering calculators
  • AI Engineering Assistant (10 q/hr)
  • Save calculations, project workspaces & history
  • Branded PDF reports
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  • Everything in Core
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  • AI Engineering Assistant (20 q/hr)
  • Cross-tool workflow linking
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API access & professional scale

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  • Everything in Pro
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  • CAD add-in — Fusion 360 (coming soon), then Inventor & SolidWorks
  • Dedicated priority support

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Questions

Before you sign up

Can I try it without a credit card?+

Yes — two ways, both card-free. Anyone can preview the whole suite for 30 minutes with no account at all. Create a free account and you get a 14-day trial of all 50 calculators and the schematic editors; nothing is charged when it ends.

What happens when the trial ends?+

You keep permanent access to the free-tier tools — unit converter, reference library, steel sections, GD&T, tolerance stack-up and comparison mode. Your saved calculations stay in your account whether or not you subscribe.

Which standards do the engines implement?+

39+ ISO, DIN, EN, ASME and IEC standards across the suite — ISO 6336 gears, ISO 281 bearing life, VDI 2230 bolted joints, EN 1993 steel and weld fatigue, ASME B31.3 pipe stress and more. Each panel names the standard it applied; where a calculation is an engineering estimate rather than a coded standard, it carries an estimate badge instead of implying one.

Is this a substitute for a professional engineer?+

No. The engines are built to be conservative and standards-traceable, and the reports are made to be reviewed — but the results are engineering aids, not a stamped design. Final responsibility stays with the qualified engineer signing the work.

Metric or imperial?+

Both. There is a global metric / US-customary toggle and every engine computes in SI internally, so the display unit never changes the answer. Imperial display is being rolled out calculator by calculator — a few panels still label their fields in SI only.

Can I cancel any time?+

Yes. Subscriptions are monthly or annual and are managed from your account page — cancel there whenever you like, no phone call and no retention maze.

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