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Astratech projects, our own product and selected work by our team and founder in product development, special-purpose machines, contract design and apps. For each: the brief, the solution and the result.
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CleanSpray FX Single-Use Faucet Filter
Complete product design from scratch to PPAP. Now an FDA-listed medical device protecting against waterborne pathogens in hospitals.
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Infrared Lamp for Automatic Tube Shrinking
A device that replaced manual tube shrinking on weaving-machine harnesses. Payback in about 2 months.
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Enclosure for a Sheet-Metal Coil Machine
Complete enclosure of an automatic sheet-metal coil machine including the feeders: 16 door variants, a new inspection panel. Remotely, in 4 weeks.
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Honeywell UWP Mounting System
Universal mounting system for T-series thermostats. Our founder is co-inventor of 6 granted US patents.
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Single-Cylinder Textile Dryer
Converting the concept of a textile drying machine from 2D to 3D for a specific order.
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Distribution Cabinet for Railway Transport
Rework of supplier data, fixtures and 3D dimensional inspection of a welded cabinet.
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Passenger Car Armrest Inspection
End-of-line armrest inspection with force and dimension measurement and a barcode label for every part.
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Armrest Assembly Line
A workstation joining the aluminium bodies of the lower and upper armrest with torque-controlled tightening.
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Cutting of Car Door Rubber Seals
An end-of-line machine that splits the seal profile and cuts it to exact length at line speed.
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Roof Hatches
A range of durable roof hatches with thermal insulation and secure locking for Gorter Group.
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Deadline Guardian: App for iOS, Android and Web
Our own app that keeps track of inspections, servicing, insurance and warranties. From design to release on the App Store, Google Play and the web, in four languages.
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