Medical Bin & Cover Re-design
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- SolidWorks (2013)
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- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — sub ssembly small cover
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — sub ssembly Large cover
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — Part3
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — nut din 929-m10x1-st
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — Medical Storage Bin Re-Design Small
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — Medical Storage Bin Re-Design small cover
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — Medical Storage Bin Re-Design Large
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — Medical Storage Bin Re-Design Large cover
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — Medical Storage Bin Re-Design Assembly
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — item 30-17032016-084736 egdhfavcdzdce08w6e7rftxsv
- Autodesk Inventor 2016 — gn 237-ni-60-60-a-gs 03
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Discussion
Showing last 20 comments - View AllI'd like to see the model built!
This should be all about particulates. Which means no overhead hinge points, no pockets or gaps where P.M. can hide, cover should not rub on box when opening/closing, cover should open without hands or sleeves being over the top of products. I would use vacuum formed cups with smooth internal corners to hold the products. They are so cheap that they could be disposable is desired. This would eliminate 6 potential gaps for each compartment where P.M. would hide. Can I get my design in late?
Designer
Buyer
Wireframe method and dimensions will most likely change based on new design, therefore, not critical at this point. Please feel free to generate your own basic wire frame. Please note, current wire diameter for wire frame is roughly 0.312 inches.
Thank you,
Rick
Designer
I'll design the bin that compatible with your wire frame, so they will be swappable with current system.
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Designer
Buyer
PTC Creo would be ok, however, would need files output in STEP or IGES.
Thanks, Rick
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Designer
More than 3 weeks before the end of the contest.
I added his own version of the concept of bin last Sunday.
I was a bit changed version of your concept to account for the fact that the of bin should be placed in the table frame.
I want to ask you how you look at my option of bin concept.
Your improvement suggestions, comments, etc.
Is it necessary to further explain the concept of my of bin?
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Rupak B.
Buyer
When placed on the work surface, bin top opening is parallel to work surface. When it is installed in the product it is at 30 degrees. Did this answer your question?
Rick
Designer
Thanks for your reply with clear information.
In continuation of Q/A sl. No. 2; while the box in use, we have to place it only in the holder (wire frame) at the edge of the work surface or, we can also place it on the work surface at an angle of 30 degree?
Regards,
Rupak B.
Buyer
1. The current product uses a vac form with a taper Angle of ~2 Degrees
2. When in use, it is set at 30 degree angle. When bin needs to be restocked, it is removed from its holder and placed flat on a table top with bin cover facing upward.
3. I don't think the bin assembly requires a handle. Typically, the worker uses both hands and picks it up the bin from the edges.
Rick
Designer
I have few questions.
1. What is the Bottom Dimensions (Length & Width) or Bottom Taper Angle of the Box?
2. When in use, it will be laying on the working table at 30 degree angle?
3. It will require any handle like a basket?
Regards,
Rupak B.
Designer
Buyer
Regarding the work space. The bin is removed from the work space for restocking of supplies. The wire frame is the current method to hold the bin & lid assembly while in use. Although we use the wireframe today to hold the bin at it's 30 degree angle, the wireframe is not of much importance because we will modify the method of holding and supporting the newly designed bin assembly (if necessary) based on the new design direction selected.
Did this answer your question?
Rick
If the workspace is attached but can be kept while not in used, is it acceptable?
Buyer
Cost is very critical, staying with a vac form tub would help with that aspect, and yes, staying with and aluminum cover could also be cost effective. Again, looking for innovative solutions with a strong focus on cost. Volume on these parts are fairly low, roughly 500 to 750 parts per year.
Rick
Designer
Please. everyone cares for its onions
Regards
Thanks
Flaviano Crespi
Designer