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Patent drawings from Bielefeld

Sketch, photo or sample becomes a drawing that meets every formal requirement.

We draw your invention so that its structure and function are clear at a glance: as a clean line drawing with reference signs, matched to your description and to the formal requirements of the office where you file.

Planetary gearbox in half section as a patent drawing with reference signs

Who we draw for

For inventors filing their idea for the first time. For patent law firms that want to outsource drawings reliably. And for R&D departments whose design data needs to be turned into patent figures.

A patent drawing follows its own rules: black lines of even thickness without colour, hatching for sections, reference signs of sufficient size and consecutively numbered figures. We implement these requirements so you can concentrate on the content of your application.

Drawing and description in one piece

Reference signs may only appear in the drawing if they are also in the description, and vice versa. That is why we check every figure against your list of reference signs.

What we draw for you

  • Perspective views and exploded views
  • Sectional, partial and detail views with hatching
  • Flow charts, block diagrams and circuit diagrams
  • Drawings for utility models
  • Illustrations for design applications
  • Revision of existing drawings
Detail of a sectional view with hatching and leader lines

Whatever you have serves as the source: a hand sketch, photos of the prototype or a sample. You receive the figures as PDF and in other formats on request, suitable for electronic filing.

Patent drawing examples

Drag the slider: the original on the left, the finished drawing on the right. The devices shown are fictitious examples. You will find more work from all areas in our portfolio.

  • Planetary gearbox in exploded view as a patent drawing Drawing
    Source for: planetary gearbox in exploded view Sketch
    Planetary gearbox
  • Valve in section as a patent drawing Drawing
    Source for: valve in section Sketch
    Valve
  • Linear unit in perspective view as a patent drawing Drawing
    Source for: linear unit in perspective view Sketch
    Linear unit
  • Blender as a patent drawing Drawing
    Source for: blender Sketch
    Kitchen appliance
  • Camera as a patent drawing Drawing
    Source for: camera Sketch
    Camera
  • Sofa as a drawing for a design application Drawing
    Source for: sofa Sketch
    Furniture

How a patent drawing is made

  1. 1

    Reviewing documents

    You send sketches, photos or a sample. We check which views are needed and ask questions where necessary.

  2. 2

    Quote

    You receive a quote with the number of figures, price and delivery date.

  3. 3

    Drawing

    We create the figures and add the reference signs from your list.

  4. 4

    Check and delivery

    After your review, we incorporate corrections and deliver the files ready for filing.

We create drawings. Legal advice, drafting patent claims and the application itself are not part of our services. Your patent attorney is responsible for these.

Questions about patent drawings

Questions about your drawing? Send us your sketch. We will tell you which views make sense.

Get in touch

Hand sketches, photos and samples. If you are unsure whether your documents are sufficient, just send us what you have. We will get back to you with an assessment.

As many as are needed to show the invention completely. An overall view and a few detail or sectional figures are often enough. We agree on the selection with you or your law firm.

As a rule, no. The offices require black lines without colour so that the drawing remains legible when reduced. We convert coloured originals into line drawings accordingly.

Yes. We bring older or self-made drawings into the required form and adapt individual figures if the office requests changes.

Talk about your drawing?

Send us your documents. You will receive an assessment and a quote.

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