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One of the most valuable services RH offers is our commitment to Design for Manufacture (DFM) support. Our knowledgeable engineers are dedicated to streamlining your HMI projects, from membrane keypads to custom industrial labels, ensuring cost-effective and durable final products.
This diligence is what helps us stand above the competition. Our In-House Engineering team works hand-in-hand with our logistics support to serve you at every stage of production. We can troubleshoot and streamline any issue you face, working to incorporate solutions even into the tightest production schedules. Our goal is simple: to find a practical solution that works well within your technical requirements and time restraints.
Design for Manufacture: Transforming your ideas into product reality
Whether you have a great concept or require assistance with final technical drawings, our in-house engineering team is ready to act as an extension of your R&D department.
We specialise in guiding you through the complex challenges of interface design and functionality. By engaging with us early in your product development cycle, we can offer expert Design for Manufacture (DFM) advice, create original artwork, and support rapid prototyping.
Our goal is to remove the hurdles from development and manufacturing. We ensure your final product is functional, robust, and ergonomic for your end-users, delivering the high-impact solution you require.
Colour and finish
Our state-of-the-art colour matching spectrophotometer and ink dispensing machine ensure accurate and consistent colour matching time after time.
We can work with Pantone® and RAL colour systems, or we can produce a unique colour match from our gamut of available colours, including uncoated and coated solid colours, metallics, pearlescent or translucent effects. Coupled with a range of gloss, semi-gloss and textured finishes, there is no doubt we can make your product stand out from the crowd.
What is an IEC IP rating
An IP rating is the standard drawn up by the IEC to determine how resistant an electrical device is to solids and liquids. The first digit rates resistance to solids the second digit rates resistance to water. Therefore, six means no “harmful” dirt entered the unit after eight hours of direct contact. Furthermore, seven means the item is protected from immersion at a depth of up to 1 meter for up to 30 mins.
The approval process
Before the commencement of any new job or the modification of an existing part, an electronic PDF proof will be supplied. This includes any required colour swatches used for colour matching. Engineering the perfect interface for all your needs is what we hope to achieve.
If your standards demand an ISIR (Initial Sample Inspection Report) or FAI (First Article Inspection) for new products, this is no problem.
Useful technical data:
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