COVER STORY Anglia Inception
customised parts service O
ften a standard off the shelf component just doesn’t quite fit the bill. If your design needs something quite specific, take a look at Anglia Inception, the customised component service from Anglia. You can now choose products including battery packs, keypads, displays, cable assemblies, thermal management components and others specifically tailored to your design requirements. Each component is manufactured and customised by trusted suppliers who have been fully audited to Anglia’s rigorous selection process ensuring a quality product. Often, they come from the same design teams and factories as Anglia’s standard range. Two of the most common products Anglia see demand for customisation on are battery packs and keypads.
Custom battery packs With portable electronics continuing to be a rapidly expanding market segment, the power source for these products is critical and will most often be a battery
only restriction for a custom keypad is the designer’s imagination. No matter what the custom
requirement, Anglia have the knowledge and technical resource on hand to help designers select the correct product for the design and to guide them through all the customisation options which are available. The Anglia Inception brochure gives an overview of the full custom product capability. In addition to battery packs and keypads it also covers custom displays, antennas, enclosures, cable assemblies’ transformers and custom heatsinks. The brochure is available for
Chloride as well as other non- rechargeable chemistries. Anglia can offer customised battery packs based on all these chemistries along with all required safety approvals including for example UL for the US market. Anglia not only offers the battery pack with a comprehensive suite of physical and electrical customisation options, customers can even have their own part number and brand name
pack of some description. Often embedded within the product, the battery pack is essentially an invisible element, however it is relied upon to deliver the performance and thus the end user experience of the product. The user expects their device to be ready for use when and where they want it, and that’s only possible if the battery pack is carefully specified at the design stage, customisation of the battery pack is a critical part of this process. Anglia’s battery pack customisation service embraces a comprehensive portfolio of chemistries including Lithium-Ion, Lithium Polymer, Lithium Iron Phosphate, NiMH, Lithium Thionyl
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printed on the packs. This option is particularly popular where customers offer servicing with their products and want to ensure the correct replacement part is specified if the pack is to be replaced at any time in the future.
Custom keypads
Unlike the “invisible” battery pack, the keypad is the primary human machine interface of the equipment, as such it is often part of the overall aesthetic design and very often even carries the corporate branding or logo. Anglia can offer custom keypads manufactured from a wide variety and mixture of materials such as silicone
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rubber, polyester membrane through to stainless steel for harsh environment applications. The keypads can be specified in any shape, size or colour along with customers own branding and even IP rated protection against moisture ingress if required. Additional functionality can also be embedded within the keypads such as LED’s for backlighting buttons/keys. These are just a few of the many options available, the
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