Problems we've worked through — and how we solved them.
Every case follows the same shape: a problem, a constraint, some thinking, a manufactured solution and a result. Each one is proof of what KEVMAR can solve — and a prompt for what we could solve next.
Brutalè — From Food Waste Cost to Recoverable Value
KEVMAR developed Brutalè as a cost-effective local alternative to imported food-waste macerators. While the immediate benefit was cleaner and more practical food-waste handling in commercial kitchens, the broader opportunity emerged in what processed waste could become: a more controlled output that may support composting, worm farming and other recovery opportunities, with some applications potentially extending into animal-feed pathways subject to the necessary legal, hygiene and processing requirements.
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Caravan Grab Handle — Preserving the Product, Changing the Process
KEVMAR retained the familiar visible caravan grab-handle component while redeveloping the backing so the product could continue to be manufactured locally using a different process route.
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Oil Filter Bypass Nipple — Replacing the Small Part That Stops the Vehicle
KEVMAR developed a locally machined replacement for a difficult-to-source commercial-truck oil-filter bypass component, allowing the service problem to be addressed at component level rather than replacing a much larger assembly.
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VanPod — Turning a Daily Vehicle into a Weekend Camper
KEVMAR developed a removable camper system that adds sleeping, storage and cooking functionality to people carriers and panel vans without requiring a permanent vehicle conversion.
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Patchend Family — Repeatable Components for Catering Equipment
KEVMAR manufactures a family of vacuum-formed patchend components for commercial deli and Bain Marie equipment, providing a repeatable local component for production and replacement use.
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ORAFOL — Reusable Event Furniture
KEVMAR developed reusable branded event furniture for ORAFOL so the investment could move away from repeatedly rebuilding custom exhibition stands and into physical display assets designed to be transported, reused and integrated into shell-scheme exhibition spaces.
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