Industries & Applications
Production Processes
Device Technologies offers assorted processing capabilities and disciplines both as a product development partner as well as service. We work daily with disciplines that include and are not limited to Precision stamping, metal forming, fabrication and roll forming to injection and insert molding, thermoplastic and rubber molding, vulcanization and extrusion, linear polymer coating, Related secondary processes supporting customer handling and assembly needs including cutting to length, kitting, specialty packaging and other ergonomic considerations that today's demanding production lines require.
DTi has global distribution capabilities, servicing OEMs and Fabricators in the following markets to name a few:
Aerospace- Military Electronics
- Business & Banking Equipment
- Computers & Storage Technology
- Food Service and Baking Equipment
- HVAC & Lighting
- Instrumentation and Testing
- Medical & Imaging Systems
- Power Supplies & Backup Systems
- Telecommunication Systems Equipment – Access, Switching, Transmission, Routing
- Gaming and lottery transactions
- Railroad
Device Technologies on the Fast Track with Two New Collaborative FEA (CFEA™) Rail Solutions
This past year, DTi leveraged its FEA capabilities to help develop not one, but two new rail sealing solution requirements, for two different OEM’s.
Collaborative and Custom Design Engineering Service
In response to a customer's request, DTi developed a Custom Fiber Optic Radius Control Module (RCM) that simply snapped into the customer's plenum.
DTi Featured in DESIGNFAX
Routing Fiber Optic Cable
Optimizing results through radius control modules
Why One Piece Seals Make Sense for OEMs
Single-piece seals are a better choice than seals with terminating ends that are bonded on-site. They improve efficiency, productivity, and worker safety and can also save you ~29.1% of total install costs. Let me make my case. Some examples of DTi's...
Implications of Indoor Air Quality for Transit Buses/Rail Post Covid
Covid has posed significant challenges for mass transit. The ridership effect has been dramatic: the first half of 2021 vs. 2019 saw significant declines in ridership: Washington DC -85%, San Antonio -50%, Boston MBTA -70%, and San Francisco MTA -88%. It’s easy to...