Small parts. Tight tolerances. Long runs.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for a Swiss-type turning shop for medical parts. Pinhalt Swiss Turning is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Manufacturing and industrial
- Typeface
- Major Mono Display
A Swiss-type turning shop that makes tiny pins, screws and shafts for medical device and dental implant makers, with a homepage that checks a part's fit and prices a run before the RFQ: pale drafting blue, navy, safety orange and steel blue, a monospaced lowercase display face and a code-drawn line drawing of bar stock feeding through a guide bushing as a bone screw takes shape.
The brief
Device engineers need to know quickly whether a small, tight-tolerance part belongs on a Swiss machine and what a long run will cost. The page must show the part sizes and tolerances the shop holds and bring in RFQs with drawings.
The direction
Precise and technical, like a drafting sheet, with pale blue paper, navy lines and one orange accent. The first screen is a drawing made in code: bar stock feeds through a guide bushing while orange tool paths turn a bone screw across the middle of the screen, with the headline and one orange button below.
The detail
The three cells of 6, 10 and 8 machines make the 24 in the section heading, and the example quote holds up: 1,000 screws at $6.10 is $6,100 and 25,000 at $3.70 is $92,500. The prices are marked as example pricing, and parts under 0.5 mm are sent to a micro-machining specialist.
- Display
- Major Mono Display
- Text
- Work Sans
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