- Anodizing
- Powder Coating
- Spray Coating
- Sandblasting
- Shot Blasting
- Electroplating
- Passivation
We employ aluminum squeeze die casting to produce high-strength aluminum castings for automotive applications. These castings exhibit exceptional mechanical performance. They are also competitive with conventional aluminum die castings in terms of cost and offer advantages for large-scale production compared to other manufacturing processes.
Here are the mechanical properties achievable with our aluminum castings:
Many automotive components have to withstand pressures ranging from a few bars to several MPa. These components requires 100% leakage test and periodic burst test.
We have the capability to design and manufacture specialized tools for conducting both leakage and burst tests. Our approach combines manual and automated testing methods, enabling us to comprehensively evaluate the pressure resistance of aluminum castings.
We have successfully developed pressure resistant automotive parts and undergone both leakage and burst tests, meeting the exacting standards specified by our customers.
We have established a comprehensive Quality Management System (QMS) in accordance with ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 standards. This enables us to deliver high-quality, reliable, and durable automotive parts to our valued customers.
Within our QMS, we have defined and documented robust processes and procedures that cover all aspects of product development, manufacturing, and delivery.
Our QMS incorporates various quality control measures at every stage of the production process.
We utilize advanced inspection techniques and equipment to detect any deviations or defects, allowing us to take prompt corrective actions.
Several commonly used materials for our developed automotive parts include:
Aluminum Alloy: ADC12, A380, A383, A356, A356.2,A413,A535
Zinc Alloy: Zamak 3 (ZnAl4), Zamak 5 (ZnAl4Cu1), Zamak 2 (ZnAl4Cu3), ZA-8 (ZnAl8Cu1)
Plastic: Nylon, PP, PU, PC, PE, PET, ABS
Automotive components are subject to stringent safety and reliability requirements due to their critical role in vehicle performance. It is essential to ensure that automotive parts meet industry-specific standards and regulations to ensure the safety of the vehicle and its occupants.
Automotive components are exposed to various environmental factors, including temperature variations, moisture, and vibration. They need to withstand these conditions and maintain their performance over an extended period. Material selection and design considerations should prioritize durability and longevity.
The automotive industry demands high-quality components that consistently meet strict specifications. Quality control measures and robust manufacturing processes are key to ensuring stable and reliable manufacturing performance of automotive parts.
The automotive industry has its own set of standards and requirements that may differ from other industries. It is essential to be familiar with automotive-specific standards, such as IATF 16949, which focuses on quality management systems in the automotive sector.
Automotive components comply with industry-specific regulatory standards and certifications, such as emissions regulations and safety standards. Manufacturers need to stay updated with the latest regulations and ensure compliance throughout the production process.