The AddParts team visited the site and after a quick look at the machine, the available spare parts were 3D scanned on-site.
Bee Health were assigned a virtual store room and secure login details were provided to key team members. Once the data was uploaded to the storeroom, with pricing and material specifications, the AddParts team got to work on converting the scan data to production data.
The final set of components were manufactured in a range of materials depending on their proximity to the capsules, including AddParts’ FDA-approved food contact nylon material as well as weight-bearing components
manufactured in carbon fibre reinforced nylon. Some components were hybrid components utilising the material properties of each material where they are most effective.
The replacement parts required a small number of design changes to accommodate the chosen production materials and processes but once these were completed and signed off, the components were produced and supplied, with all
the necessary material regulatory information and certificates of conformity that Bee Health required for their high standards of production hygiene.