How a specification problem actually gets solved
Each project follows the same sequence: requirement, equipment dimensions, protection needs, case selection, interior design, foam solution, customisation, production, packaging and delivery. Client names are withheld where the customer requires it, and no figure is published that was not measured.
5 published
Medical Device Transport Case
A device manufacturer was losing calibration on portable analysers shipped to clinics. The housings arrived undamaged;…
Drone & Ground Station Case
A survey operator needed a single case for a folding quadcopter, four batteries, a controller, filters and spare prope…
Field Communication Kit Case
A fleet of field radio kits returned from deployment with damaged connectors, although no housing had been cracked.…
Industrial Measurement Case
A commissioning contractor was losing time on site searching for specific sockets and gauges, and losing calibration t…
Private-Label Programme
An outdoor equipment brand had been buying a generic case and relabelling it. The label peeled, the colour varied betw…
Why these are published
What a case study proves
Not that we are good — that the method works. A repeatable path from an awkward equipment envelope to a shell, an interior and a price.
What is not published
Client names, order values, programme details and anything the customer has not released. Where a figure appears here it is a dimension we manufactured to.