Automotive

Master the challenges of ever-evolving development cycles in traditional, electric, and autonomous vehicle manufacturing with our agile rapid prototyping and flexible low-volume production solutions

Why

Choose Us?

Speedy Delivery

We ensure a swift process, from personalization to delivery of your desired product.

Genuine Interaction

Our personalized, one-on-one service guarantees tailor-made solutions for your requirements.

Round-the-Clock Service

Our team is available for consultation services around the clock. We’re delighted to serve you, and you can get in touch with us anytime.

Effective Team

Composed of a skilled and professional team, we prioritize genuine relationships and trust, delivering satisfaction throughout every collaboration.

Experienced Manufacturer

Our facility is equipped with a diverse selection of more than 30 precision CNC processing devices, high-accuracy Hexagon CMM three-coordinate measuring systems, projectors, roughness gauges, and a variety of general precision measurement tools and purpose-built inspection equipment.

Superior Quality

In 2016, we obtained both the ISO9001:2008 and TS16949 quality system certifications, followed by the IATF quality system transition audit certification later in the year.

Materials

& Surface

Materials for medical devices

Here are the most commonly used materials, and there are more materials to choose from.

Carbon steel: 1020, 1045, A36, C45;

Stainless steel: 304, 316, 420;

Aluminum alloy: 6063, 6061, 7075;

Copper alloys: C11000, C10100;

Thermoplastics: PC, ABS, PAI, POM, PEEK, PVC;

Thermosetting Plastics: UPR, GFRP;

Surface finishes for medical devices

There can be multiple color options for the following surface treatments

Anodizing :Regular , Hard;

Electrolytic plating :Zn, Ni, Cr;

Chemical plating :Ni;

Spray paint: Plastic,Metallic;

Polishing: Electrochemical, Fluid;

Heat treatment: Aging, Tempering, Surface Hardening;

Passivization: Chemical, Electrochemical

Materials for medical devices

Here are the most commonly used materials, and there are more materials to choose from.

Carbon steel: 1018, 1045, A36;

Stainless steel: 304, 316, 420, 17-4H;

Aluminum alloy: 6061, 6063, 7075;

Copper alloys: C11000, C36000, C93200;

Thermoplastics: PC, ABS, PEEK, PTFE, PVC;

Surface finishes for medical devices

There can be multiple color options for the following surface treatments

Anodizing :Regular, Hard;

Electrolytic plating :Zn, Au, Cu, Cr;

Chemical plating :Ni;

Spray paint: Plastic,Metallic;

Polishing: Mechanical, Chemical, Ultrasonic;

Heat treatment: Solution treatment, Quenching, Tempering;

Passivization: Chemical, Electrochemical;

Materials for medical devices

Here are the most commonly used materials, and there are more materials to choose from.

Carbon steel: 1010, 1018, A653;

Stainless steel: 301, 303, 304;

Aluminum alloy: 2024, 5052, 6061, 6063, 7075;

Copper alloys: C36000, C11000, C51000;

Thermoplastics: PC, ABS, PA66, PE, PP, PVC;

Thermosetting Plastics: PF, GFRP, SR;

Surface finishes for medical devices

There can be multiple color options for the following surface treatments

Anodizing :Regular , Hard;

Electrolytic plating :Zn, Ni, Sn, Cu;

Chemical plating :Ni;

Spray paint: Plastic,Metallic;

Polishing: Mechanical, Chemical, Ultrasonic, Grinding;

Heat treatment: Solution treatment, Aging;

Passivization: Chemical, Electrochemical

Materials for medical devices

Here are the most commonly used materials, and there are more materials to choose from.

Carbon steel: 1020, 1045, A36, 4140, H13, D2;

Stainless steel: 304, 316, 420;

Aluminum alloy: 2024, 6061, 7075;

Copper alloys: C11000, C36000;

Thermoplastics: PEEK, POM, PET, PE, PP, PVC;

Thermosetting Plastics: UPR, GFRP, etc

Surface finishes for medical devices

There can be multiple color options for the following surface treatments

Anodizing :Regular , Hard;

Electrolytic plating :Zn, Cr;

Chemical plating :Ni;

Spray paint: Plastic;

Polishing: Mechanical, Ultrasonic, Grinding;

Heat treatment: Tempering, Quenching, Surface Hardening;

Passivization: Chemical, Electrochemical

Automotive

Applications

The manufacturing of automotive parts usually uses high-strength, wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant and high-temperature resistant materials, and the dimensional accuracy, geometric tolerance and surface roughness usually need to meet stricter standards. Automotive parts should have good corrosion resistance to withstand harsh environments and chemical corrosion, which is very important in coating, surface treatment and material selection.

Engine System

Chassis System

Body and Exterior Components

Cooling System

Exhaust System

Fuel System

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Manufacturing skills

CNC Milling

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CNC Turning

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Sheet Metal

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Metal Stamping

Metal stamping is a manufacturing process that forms a metal sheet into a desired shape using a metal stamping die. The stamping process can use…

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