such as manufacturing time and production costs along with the market price of the end product are appraised to ensure the product can be delivered on time within the specified budget. This is where MARL employs an innovative design process to advise clients on the most appropriate approach for the project, saving time and money in the long term. Stage 2 – Technical documentation where testing, product safety requirements, lifespan and warranty periods are all defined and agreed. MARL can perform testing of products to the relevant industry standards using in-house facilities which include optical testing and life testing; this can be augmented with external accredited facilities
LED sizes in single, duplex, vertical stacked or 4-way right angle mounting options. Offered in red, yellow, green and bi-colour options along with various voltage options throughout, the range offers designers a convenient and reliable PCB indicator option that saves on board space and reduces production assembly time. As with other MARL indicators, customisations can be catered for such as lead cropping or different combinations of LED colours.
Design and manufacturing services Alongside standard indicator products, MARL also offers a comprehensive consultation, design and manufacturing service allowing customers to specify their exact lighting requirement no matter how specific or complex the solution may be. MARL is able to draw on more than 50 years of experience in the lighting industry: the company has designed products for a wide range of market segments including high reliability markets like marine, rail and military.
with a highly experienced team of production operatives ensuring the highest product quality.
Clients are able to choose from MARL’s range of design and manufacturing services including build-to-print, complete product design, prototyping, design verification through to full high-volume production. To find out more about MARL’s capabilities, please contact Anglia to discuss your requirements.
Design support
Anglia offers further support for customer designs with free samples of MARL International products via the EZYsample service which is available to all registered Anglia Live account customers.
Anglia’s engineering team are also on hand to support designers with their extensive experience of electronics design and can offer advice and support at component, software and system level. This expertise is available to assist customers with all aspects of their product design, providing hands on support and access to additional manufacturer-provided resources including tutorial videos, technical application notes, development tools and reference designs.
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www.anglia-live.com to see the full range of MARL International products available from Anglia.
as required. MARL is also well acquainted with specialist standards including MILSPEC, DEF-STAN and STANAG for high reliability defence markets and RIA, EN and TFL standards for the rail industry. At completion of this stage the product will have clearly defined quality, safety and performance attributes giving the project stakeholders complete confidence in the final product. Stage 3 – Research & development: MARL’s in-house R&D programme will identify opportunities within the mechanical, electronic and optical systems of the project to enhance performance and ruggedisation. This helps clients find new routes to existing markets and the possibility to open up new markets whilst meeting the primary objective of the project. Stage 4 – Production: MARL has a suite of specialist machines for production of lighting assemblies along
During every project the MARL team provides regular updates, designs and prototypes, encouraging detailed feedback at every stage including onsite meetings at their facilities and can often refine prototypes on the same day as the visit. MARL works in close collaboration with each client; while the team has great experience in providing innovative lighting systems, they never lose sight that the client is the expert in their given industry. By working collaboratively, they share knowledge to achieve the best possible results.
A typical project will have 4 distinct stages: Stage 1 - The feasibility study where considerations
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