Cases & enclosures
SAFE.
INSPIRING.
GREEN. WHAT IT TAKES TO DEVELOP AN INDUSTRIAL ENCLOSURE
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To develop an industrial enclosure that achieves a seamless user experience requires an in-depth process at its foundation. To prioritise competing requirements and realise them through design and manufacture relies on a collaborative approach that spans multiple disciplines. This organisational framework is important to not only deliver safe and secure enclosures, but also to inspire new, sustainable possibilities. Chris Lloyd, managing director at Spelsberg UK, discusses the importance of organisational ethos to achieve the right enclosure solutions.
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hen an end user interacts with an enclosure, whether they are a machine operator, a farmer, or a member of the public, they shouldn’t
have to think about it. Whatever the enclosure’s protecting, it should provide seamless access while ensuring safety for the user, as well as securing the item within from whatever the external elements present. Similarly, for the electrical installer or OEM working with the enclosure, the housing must give them confidence
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