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October 2009
- Mark has been kept very busy with work on a mix of projects, some have got to market and some are still under wraps, including Flow Meters, Ice Cream Tubs, Hand Railings, Garden and Street Lighting Units, Golf Equipment, Shower Fittings....the list goes on! It is hoped to bring some images and more details of these projects to the News page soon.
- We have designed the components that go into the "Kebabacue" kebab making tool as shown in the 2008 series of Dragons Den. Although the client didn't get them to invest he has taken the product to market and is looking to open up in Australia next season. The parts include a Trough made from food grade Polypropylene and Tongs in Nylon6, moulders from the Schenzen district China were chosen for cost and quality.
- POSS Ltd has designed and prototyped the telescopic arms for a new football table, the "Opus". The specification demanded use of zero "Stick-slip" dry bearings and consistent action at all times. The bearing housing design acheived this, giving controlled flexibility whilst maintaining bearing alignment. More detail can be viewed at the manufacturer's website ElevenForty Ltd. Take a look.
- POSS Ltd has completed the design work for two sizes of Infra-Red Transmitter to be worn by pet cats and dogs for home entry via a novel new pet door. A challenging design in miniaturisation for watertight plastic capsules containing the electronics.
- POSS Ltd was recently contracted to provide all the supporting technical documentation to a York based company to enable the launch of a new design of self-service Soup Cart, for use in large refectories such as Motorway service stations. This included full Design Specification, Installation and Maintenance manuals. The exercise resulted in some timely design changes to satisfy both safety and performance requirements. First orders for the carts have now been taken.
- Clients often secure patent rights following design projects, as a consequence POSS Ltd has many years experience of draughting the formal drawings for patent applications and is now successfully providing this service to agencies across the UK.
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