Point Of Sale Design

Technical Drawings for 3 dimensional advertising items:- On-counter, promotions, wall units, FSUs, dispensers & glorifiers.

We produce detailed working CAD drawings for manufacturing. More often than not there is a visual to work to and is adhered to throughout the development process.

We work predominantly in fabricated plastics, injection molding, sheet metal and timber.

Having our own plastic/timber workshop means we can offer a bespoke prototype in a matter of days.

Now, for the details…

Injection moulding

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Injection molded component design is a mainstay of our work.

The National Lottery Playstation is a good example of one of our CAD development design projects that has stood the test of time.

Sheet metal

Sheetmetal has emerged as a sound solution in POS due to it's strength and ease of recycling.

30 years ago when we started the business our efforts were predominantly in this area. Now, SolidWorks Sheetmetal, enables us to CAD model our designs and send flat patterns to the metalworker ready for the laser.

Fabricated plastics

Since the 1950's Plastics have played a major role in the Point of Sale industry. It's a versatile material that lends itself well to low volume production techniques and provides an instant 'finished' surface.

We have a well equipped prototype workshop and produce some stunning work. Working with the materials ourselves helps us produce working drawings and assembly techniques that are ready for production. CAD drawings are arranged for simple transfer onto CNC routers or laser. Drawing sheets carry all the info for each component and the emphasis is on simplicity and efficiency.

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Timber

CAD drawings for timber. A very skilled job.

On the one hand the drawings should contain all the essential details but on the other joiners don't need to be shown how to make joints. Add into the mix the use of CNC routers which do require plenty of detail and an allowance for glue and you find that good joinery drawings are surprisingly more difficult to create than for any of the other materials.

We produce great joinery drawings!

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