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Today’s buyers want more features integrated into their products. They also want something that either doesn't take up a lot of space or uses space in a unique, effective way. So, how does a product designer balance the two?
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Topics: Applications, Design, Grill, Aesthetics, Food Industry, Cost, kitchen
“Hold on, let me come around the counter to help you.”
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Topics: Motion Control, Counterbalance Hinge, Hinge, Lid Support
Whether you’re designing a kitchen appliance, a bar countertop, or ergonomic office furniture, incorporating the right motion control mechanism lends functionality, safety, and elegance to your product.
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Topics: Motion Control, Counterbalance Hinge, Hinges
When it comes to weight and motion control, developers certainly have their options. Two of the most popular options in high-stress, high-performance applications are gas springs and counterbalance spring hinges. Like with many other competing technologies, there’s a debate over which is the better value.
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Topics: Counterbalances, Gas Springs
| Some of the tell-tale signs your ergonomic accessories manufacturer is underperforming:
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Topics: Ergonomics, Durability, Safety, Cost, Manufacturing
| Our new concealed hinge solution – the Slim-Integrated Series Appliance Hinge (SI.1 Hinge) – provides high-end appliance manufacturers with valuable features including:
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Topics: Motion Control, Hinges, Food Industry, kitchen, hospitality
The results are in on ergonomic height adjustable desks – they’re better for employees and better for businesses.
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Topics: Ergonomics, Motion Control
Motion control design prototypes offer a fairly long list of benefits. Some are obvious, others not so much. The advantages of motion control prototyping include:
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Prototypes validate designs. Just as -- or possibly more -- important, they validate designs before they go into production.
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Topics: Motion Control, Design, Engineering, Testing & Prototyping
| When it comes to designing for user experience, motion control systems allow for safety and flexibility. These characteristics not only improve the durability and longevity of your product but also allow for:
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Topics: Motion Control, Hinges, Industrial, Manufacturing
Engineers and designers often ponder over what type of hinges to use on their products.
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Topics: Ergonomics, Motion Control, Design, Appliance, Counterbalance Hinge, Hinge, Hinges, Industrial, Durability, Manufacturing
