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Sleek design, vibrant colors, and durability are
important features when it comes to custom
thermoformed products, but is that always enough to
make your product "pop"? Probably not. And while you
may think that's all you can expect from a
thermoforming company, we at ThermoFab would like
you to think again.
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Case in Point--Times Two!
SiCortex boasts incredible Linux-
based high-performance computers called the
Blizzard, the Snow, and the
Flurry. According to the company website, "by worrying
every milliwatt, and thereby getting the heat out,
SiCortex has collapsed a roomful of 64-bit computing
power down onto a single backplane in a single
compact cabinet, yielding an order of magnitude
advance in performance per watt, per square foot, and
per dollar." ThermoFab built in the stunning 36 light
pipes into the pressure-formed housing that gives this
high-performance computer a
super sleek look while maintaining the energy
efficiency the client desires.
 Earlier
this year,
ThermoFab
won two TINA awards for
a product we produced for HiTech Electronic
Displays,
a company based in Clearwater, Florida: Best
Heavy
Gauge Thermoforming and Best in Show
for HiTech's Lok 'n Lite
Expandable Electronic Display.
This "plug and play" technology boasts 16.7 billion
colors, additional external wiring, and energy
efficiency. ThermoFab thermoforms the stackable,
expandable modules.
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People Who Make ThermoFab Fabulous: Meet Mike
Mike Vitols' performance under pressure as a general
manager at ThermoFab has been instrumental in
making the company the industry leader it is today.
Because of Mike's unique ability to channel the efforts
of a diverse range of people toward a common goal,
ThermoFab has risen to meet the needs of its
customers in a challenging time in the manufacturing
industry.
Under Mike's leadership, ThermoFab has achieved
more than a 97% on-time shipping rate over the past
two years without adding new staff. With such
accomplishments, ThermoFab can continue to take
on new customers and exceed client expectations.
Mike has spent his entire working life in the metal
working and plastics industries. Before joining
ThermoFab in 1983, Mike worked as a detail
draftsman at Caramar Corporation drawing blueprints
for turbines and scrubber towers to purge inert
gasses from unloading oil tankers. Prior to that, he
apprenticed at American Fabrication Corp as a heavy
gage metal fabricator.
Mike attended Worcester Industrial Technical Institute
to study mechanic tool design and drafting, and
Central New England College for mechanical
engineering. He also earned a certificate in Quality
Management for Small Business from The Quality
College. He has trained in several other areas,
including lean manufacturing principles, visual
manufacturing, DBR theories and methodologies, and
CNC programming.
ThermoFab has honored Mike with awards for
outstanding achievement and length of service. Mike
has been a member of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and was quoted in
Product Design & Development magazine in
an article about ThermoFab's complicated heart laser
project.
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ThermoFab is committed to being the leader in
custom plastic enclosures. Contact us today to
learn how we can take you from files to finished
product in just 4-6 weeks!
Sincerely,
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