- An important sensor manufacturing company, to create the power cable for a cylindrical sensor, printed a plastic rubber, applied it to a cable by gluing it and assembled everything inside a circular hole of a small plastic cup and then resining the system in order to guarantee an IP65 seal. The regulation of this sensor also requires that the sensor cable resist a traction of 8 kg without coming off. When this wiring was requested to BREDI we looked for a solution to co-mould the cable gland directly on the cable. The right compromise between shape/dimensions and hardness of the co-moulding generated a solution that allowed the customer to shorten the production process, reduce costs production waste and reduce the number of suppliers, thus improving its sensor, reducing production costs. It was the year 2007 when we started working on this project by providing the first samples and 10 years later we continue to provide the wiring for that sensor.
- Customer 2 Well-known manufacturer of cash handling machines was looking for a turning point by designing and creating its own banknote recognition sensor, "heart" of its equipment. Miniaturized spaces and high frequency signals were the major critical issues for interconnecting all the sensor boards. Initially involved to quote the cables FFC Bredi proposed a pre-made cable kit assembled and shielded, increasing the efficiency of the sensor and simplifying its assembly. Over the years the company has significantly increased its sales and when it designs new sensors it continues to involve Bredi to interconnect its boards.
