Manufacturing injection molded automotive parts is a complex process that requires expertise and adherence to the strictest quality standards. Tight tolerances are maintained when injection molding automotive parts. The parts developed using this advanced technology provide reliable performance, are durable, lightweight, and rust and corrosion free. This helps enhance the overall performance of the vehicle.
Materials Used for Injection Molded Automotive Parts
The materials used for the various parts differ according to the function and the environment of the application. For example, the materials used for parts in the engine will be different from those used in the interiors. Even the materials used in the interior of the car, for functional and design related functions will vary. Resins of Acrylic and polycarbonate are used for the bezel rings of different parts of the cars. The parts developed for the lights and lens plates use a high grade clear material. These parts are created using specific techniques to enhance visibility and clarity. It also eliminates polarization of light.
Automotive parts are subjected to several tests to ensure that they are reliable. The tests range from mechanical and performance testing to weather and high impact testing. This helps provide a product that can outlast various environmental, regular usage, and extreme conditions.
Injection Molded Automotive Part Examples
The various automotive products manufactured using injection molding are:
1. Radiator Fan
2. Horn Pad
3. Reflector Light
4. Front Cub
5. Air Separator
6. Indicator
7. Interior Bezels
8. Armrests
The injection molded automotive parts are designed and installed in a manner that discourages automotive noise. Some parts are integrated into the application at the production phase to completely get rid of BSR (buzz, squeak, rattle) issues. This is extremely advantageous in creating an end product that provides clients with a superior automotive experience.
