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Case Study 2
News and PR from Destra Engineering Ltd - Published 11 July 2018
Problem: A unique torch was required to be waterproof, shockproof and withstand temperatures of -40°C.
In addition, there was a requirement to provide a light output in white, red and green via an external switch.
Solution: Destra designed and built working samples from prototype tooling and these were evaluated by the customer. Production tooling was then laid down and orders completed. Variations on the original design are now being investigated to extend the range.
Advice on suitable polymers and all aspects of thermoplastic engineering is always available. Destra's buying policy is only to use raw materials from carefully selected suppliers. This ensures our commitment to quality can be achieved without compromise. For more information call us on 01233 638996
Solution: Destra designed and built working samples from prototype tooling and these were evaluated by the customer. Production tooling was then laid down and orders completed. Variations on the original design are now being investigated to extend the range.
Advice on suitable polymers and all aspects of thermoplastic engineering is always available. Destra's buying policy is only to use raw materials from carefully selected suppliers. This ensures our commitment to quality can be achieved without compromise. For more information call us on 01233 638996
Destra designed and built working samples from prototype tooling
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Case Study 1
Problem: To secure a swatch of cards together, of variable thicknesses, as part of a children’s toy. Device must be easy to fit and must withstand rough handling without releasing the cards.
11 Jul 2018