Automated coil deep drawing, punching and finishing for LINAK motor enclosures expanded with a second line and material-use improvements. Project calculations give 99 tonnes less material annually and 5.34% lower CO₂ per component.

Mekoprint developed and supplied thousands of shields for research equipment. Replacing the proposed bent foil with micro-milled aluminium allowed closed shielding geometry; prototype support and scheduled production deliveries are described.

Mekoprint and EMS partner Necas developed 3D-printed trays for two 0.3 mm shielding components supplied for a shared, unnamed end customer. Necas reports up to 90% less subsequent inspection/rework time; the result belongs to this project.

Double-sided, three-layer printed electrode foils are supplied on rolls for Firstkind’s further processing. Annual production was up to 500,000 sensors at the article’s publication in July 2024. Firstkind supplies the finished medical and sports devices.

Mekoprint co-developed and industrialized carbon-printed, laser-cut sensors on soft non-woven material using automated roll-to-roll production. Abena supplies the incontinence product and MediSens Wireless the cloud solution; Mekoprint supplies the sensor.

Mekoprint produces the thin sensor using etched copper foil, silver circuit printing, lacquer, transfer tape and final punching. The ready-to-apply items support InviSense’s building-moisture measurement solution.

Mekoprint consolidated more than 200 keypad, overlay and label items, aligning materials, colours, drawings and specifications and arranging stock replenishment. The case covers membrane and silicone interfaces.

Mekoprint developed automated screen printing, adhesive application, embossing and die-cutting for pump overlays. Delivery on rolls supports automatic assembly at Grundfos’s Thailand production site; Mekoprint does not manufacture the pump.

Mekoprint engineered, prototyped and manufactured a wrist-mounted silicone keypad with bendable rigid-flex circuitry, sealing and a flexible wire assembly. Bioservo supplies the glove; the case describes the interface contribution.

Mekoprint proposed and developed a three-part silicone keypad for an agricultural control terminal, addressing tactile response, sunlight/night operation and environmental requirements. The customer supplies the terminal and machinery.

Mekoprint supplied precision-punched and screen-printed instrument scales with customer tooling and a framework-order stock arrangement. No numerical print tolerance is stated. Krohne manufactures the flowmeter.

Mekoprint Cables transferred a 70-item cable-assembly programme, equipment, tooling and documentation to its Polish factory. Material advice and process improvement continued after transfer. This is group production in Poland, not evidence of Danish factory output.

The Cables division developed four harness types forming an 8–10 m wiring solution for lighting, video, sound and ventilation in office pods. Production is expressly in Poland. Framery manufactures the pods; the Danish contracting entity is not specified.

Mekoprint specified and produced outdoor decals and nameboard graphics, including a digital-printing approach for consistent day/night appearance, mounting support and custom packaging for multiple sites. The truck manufacturer is unnamed.