Precision Manufacturing for the Automotive Industry

Suitable for metal and engineering-plastic components requiring defined dimensions, machined features, mounting interfaces, and functional surfaces.

• Typical parts: brackets, housings, adapters, fixtures, and mechanical components.
• Identify locating faces, bore fits, and mounting dimensions for each assembly.
• Use machined prototypes to evaluate fit before a production process is selected.

For formed parts and assemblies where sheet thickness, bend geometry, mounting features, and structural configuration matter

• Typical parts: covers, panels, brackets, guards, and mounting structures.Injection Molding
• Review bend sequence and attachment points against the assembly model.
• Specify corrosion protection and finish requirements for exposed parts.

For plastic parts with repeatable geometry and requirements suited to mold-based manufacturing.

• Typical parts: interior trim, clips, covers, housings, and plastic enclosures.
• Check clip geometry, mounting bosses, and cosmetic surfaces during tooling review.
• Agree on resin grade and appearance samples before repeat orders.

Useful for complex geometries, early-stage prototypes, design iterations, and selected low-volume components.

• Typical parts: concept models, ducts, test fixtures, and geometry-validation parts.
• Build physical models to check packaging space and component access.
• Use printed fixtures to evaluate handling and assembly during development.