Veba products have been designed by installers for installers; ensuring the products fit the vehicle simply and gives the end user an unforgettable experience.

The Veba team are constantly creating fitting solutions that no other company would think of. Please take the time to visit the accessory pages on this web site or talk directly with the Veba team to see if we have the solution you need.

Who better equipped to install TFT LCD monitors, then a company with years of experience in manufacturing them?

The Veba engineers have spent many years working with vehicle manufactures to ensure that headrest monitors are installed safely and seamlessly integrate with the look and feel of the vehicle. With this knowledge, Veba offer a truly unique fitting service to its customers.

Using the latest equipment, Veba can install its monitor’s into headrests much the same as the vehicle manufactures do. We are able to offer our customers many choices for the installation, from trim less headrest cases to hollow posts to hide wires.

Why not take the trouble out of fitting headrest monitors and let the Veba team do it for you. The costs are reasonable and the turn round time is no more than 48 hours with many cases the headrest being returned in the same day.

 

 

Working in partnership with other sections of the Armour Group we have access to state of the art injection moulding facilities that can be used to create items to the customers specifications.

We also have the ability to create Printed Circuit Boards layout designs on site, from which we would be able to produce a prototype for testing.

Other items that we can produce are bespoke leads for in-car connectivity ranging from SOT lead to MOST interfaces. All that we require is what your requirements for the lead are and our team of engineers will create the solution within a short period of time.

 

With our internal design team we are able to produce high quality 2D and 3D conceptual drawings of design concepts, which can then be used to conduct virtual testing.

Once the electronic prototyping has been approved, it is then possible for a prototype to be created that can then be vigorously tested to ensure it meets all of the specifications of the client. Once all of the issues have been resolved in the design, a final pre-production prototype can then be supplied to the client for their approval.

The whole time that this process is being conducted, the client is kept informed of all aspects of the design process. This means that if there are any issues that cannot be resolved in the way that the client originally wished, they can be addressed before they become a major and potential expensive issue.

 

The animation opposite shows an example of a prototype that was created for one of our clients. The concept was to incorporate a TFT LCD monitor and DVD player into the back of the front seats of their vehicles.

 

Here at Veba we believe that for a product to be successful, the project behind it must be well planned and executed.  To that end, before we embark upon a project we plan the details of the products’ life cycle. By following the structure and monitoring the progress at key stages of the project, we are able to keep an eye on where any problems will be encountered and how best to resolve them so we do not lose time.  This allows us to offer a better service to our clients and, thus making it possible to bring the product to market sooner.

The internal testing can be split down in the following areas.  A brief summation of what each of these areas entails has been included for your information.

Electrical Testing: Electrical tests are run on a product to ensure that it is functioning properly, as well as to test voltage dropping, temperature fluctuations, and antenna reach.

Durability Testing: This is to test a product’s endurance, battery life and extreme temperature stability.

Environmental Testing: These are to evaluate a product’s vibration, dust resistance and susceptibility to corrosion.

Material Testing: Material testing is to assess the materials that make up a product for component fatigue, scratching, abrasion and compression.

Safety & Legal Testing: These testing are to ensure that the product meets all of the product safety standards and legal requirements that are required for each of the target areas before it can be put onto the market.

For external testing, we have worked along side companies such as MIRA, who have help us test our technologically advanced products, ensuring that the most advanced design and simulation techniques are utilised.

We have also worked with the SGS Group, utilising their services with design, construction and operation of automotive inspection solutions across the world.

Here at Veba we know not everyone is as well versed in all of the technical terms as our engineers. To that end we have compiled a quick reference guide to explain some of the terms.  Click here to view the guide.