Body-panel dies
A closer view of die faces, tool structures and workshop layout.
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Manufacturing capabilities
From mold to finished component.
Explore the processes behind automotive components, from tooling preparation and injection molding to component handling. Clear specifications guide each stage, from sample review to order fulfillment.
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01 / Workshop details
See the work at different scales.
Tooling, equipment and hands-on component work all have a role. These views introduce the process; inspection requirements are defined for each project.
02 / Process videos
Follow the component through the process.
01 / Process
Tooling & mold preparation
A component begins with the tool that forms it. Review mold geometry, interfaces and the manufacturing approach alongside the part requirements.
- Reference geometry and mounting features
- Tooling scope and sample requirements
02 / Process
Injection molding
See the molding equipment in operation. Material, visible surfaces and sample expectations are considered together when planning a plastic component.
- Material and appearance specification
- Sample review before production release
03 / Process
Body components in production
Explore the production area for body panels and bumper covers. Part orientation, surface protection and handling requirements are confirmed for each order.
- Part position and component identification
- Protection, packaging and shipping requirements
03 / A closer look
Three views of the tooling workshop.
These short videos show tooling details, work areas and workshop equipment. Select a video to watch.
Inside the mold workshop
Walk through the preparation area and the tooling stations.
Tooling workshop overview
See the relationship between large tooling, work areas and lifting equipment.
04 / Agreed checkpoints
Set clear acceptance criteria.
Sample & fit
Confirm the reference, mounting features, appearance and finish before the specification is approved.
Process & specification
Agree on inspection checkpoints and acceptance criteria for the specified materials, geometry and visible surfaces.
Protection & shipping
Review surface protection, component labels, packing quantities and shipping requirements for the order.
Your next step
Bring the specification into focus.
Share the reference part, material and quantity. We can review the manufacturing and sample requirements with you.