Point of Sale Displays industry solution

Companies who design point of sale displays in the current competitive market are seeing more accurate and timely designs through their implementation of SolidWorks. SolidWorks is an intuitive yet powerful 3D CAD software package that allows the user to quickly create designs that can be easily edited and shared.

Why are designers of point of sale displays using SolidWorks?

Because the bulk of the sketching stage can be done inside SolidWorks - it's as easy to make changes in SolidWorks as it is on paper.

Because SolidWorks allows you to pre-empt problems and alterations before creating a prototype, reducing the risk at the prototyping stage where changes are costly.

Because in SolidWorks it is easy to calculate production costs and make alterations in accordance with pressures to cut costs.

At times where visuals are required within a short turnaround, SolidWorks can help you quickly create 3D images and animations. Create many visuals in an afternoon instead of one in a day.

Because SolidWorks can provide easy links to computer aided manufacture (CAM) and create a bill of materials for assembly.

Because SolidWorks can utilise the 3D assembly model to quickly create project documentation.

Working from ill-formed briefs often means that many amendments are needed. With SolidWorks, it is easy to make alterations.

Here are some point of sale display companies getting ahead of the competition through use of SolidWorks:

Albion Engineering

Albion Design & Fabrication designs and manufactures display, queuing and audio-visual support applications at its advanced production centre in Bedfordshire, UK. Specialists in cable and rod display solutions.

DisplayPlan

DisplayPlan is part of LPDG; an international group of retail display consultants that focus on delivering brands globally through retail display and fixtures. LPDG bring together a seamless integration of ideas, processes and resources to help brands deliver business opportunities with retail.