ISO9001 is a globally recognized quality management system standard that provides a framework for organizations to achieve success through improved customer satisfaction, employee motivation and continuous improvement.

ATF 16949:2016 is a quality management system standard specifically for the automotive industry. It is based on the ISO 9001 standard and combined with specific automotive industry requirements such as QS9001, VDA6.1, EAQF, AVSQ, etc. This standard was developed by the International Automotive Task Force (IATF) to improve the level of quality control and quality management in the automotive production process. IATF 16949:2016 was released in response to the requirements of the ISO9001:2015 quality management system and was updated in 2016.

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) refers to a brand manufacturer that does not directly produce products, but instead uses its own key core technologies to design and develop new products, control sales channels, and entrusts specific processing tasks to other manufacturers through contract orders.

ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) refers to a product designed by a manufacturer. In some cases, it may be noticed by other companies, who may ask them to produce it with the latter's brand name, or to produce it with slightly modified design.

- In addition to molds, inspection tools, and racks, you can contact us to mail new products (but you need to take photos and upload them)

- Moulds, fixtures and fixtures will be debugged in our factory and shipped after the samples are approved or the customer comes to the site for inspection.

- Provide 3D drawings

- Send samples and technical requirements

a) What is stamping process?

i. Metal stamping is a process that uses a press and a die to apply external force to a metal sheet to cause it to undergo plastic deformation or separation, thereby obtaining a workpiece of the desired shape and size.

b) Our Equipment & Production Capacity

i. Equipment tonnage 63T-2000T

ii. The maximum area of the equipment platform is 5000*2500

a) High frequency welded pipe

i. Maximum length 8m

ii. Diameter 16-254mm

iii. Maximum thickness: 10mm

b) Pipe processing capabilities

i. Laser tube cutting

ii. Narrowing

iii. Bending

a) What are rubber products?

i. Rubber products are a general term for various products made from natural and synthetic rubber, including but not limited to tires, hoses, tapes, cables and other rubber products.

b) Processing Capabilities

i. Equipment table 600*800

c) Common materials for rubber parts

i. NBR, NR, EPDM

a) What are these

Automotive metal structure molds, inspection fixtures, and fixtures are indispensable tools in the automotive manufacturing process, and they play an important role in automotive production and quality control. 

Mold: Molds are the basis for manufacturing all parts of a car, especially the body. Molds are made with great precision and complexity, and are used to stamp all stamping parts on the car body, such as top cover flanging dies, beam reinforcement plate forming dies, etc. The general name for these molds is automobile molds, which are one of the most important tools in automobile production and directly determine the appearance and structure of the car.

Inspection fixtures: Inspection fixtures are mainly used to check whether the quality and size of automobile parts meet the design requirements. In the automobile production process, the role of inspection fixtures is to ensure that every produced part meets the design specifications, thereby ensuring the quality and performance of the entire vehicle.

Racks: Racks are used to support and fix parts in automobile production to ensure that the parts are positioned correctly during production and assembly. The design and manufacture of racks need to take into account the complex structure of the car and the precise position of various parts to ensure the overall structure and function of the car.

a) Advantages of Robotic Welding

i. robotic welding include improved productivity, welding quality, safety, flexibility and reduced costs

b) Common welding processes on automobiles

Common welding processes on automobiles include resistance welding, arc welding, laser welding, brazing, etc.

Resistance welding , including spot welding, projection welding, seam welding, etc., uses the resistance heat generated when an electric current passes through the weldment to melt the metal, and then connects the weldment under pressure. This method is suitable for welding body components and frames, and has the characteristics of high production efficiency and low cost12.

Arc welding , including gas metal arc welding and tungsten inert gas welding, uses the high temperature generated by the arc to melt the metal and is suitable for areas with high welding quality requirements12.

Laser welding uses the high energy density of the laser beam for welding. It has the advantages of fast welding speed, small heat-affected zone, and high welding quality. It is often used for connecting components with high precision requirements2.

Brazing uses a metal material with a lower melting point than the base material as a brazing material, heats it until the brazing material melts but the base material does not melt, and uses the liquid brazing material to wet the base material and fill the gap to achieve a connection. This method is suitable for parts with high welding quality requirements and complex structures.

a) Steering oil pipe

i. Maximum pressure resistance 34 MPa

ii. Maximum oil resistance temperature 125 degrees Celsius

iii. Application: High pressure liquid

b) High temperature hose

i. Maximum operating temperature: 200 degrees Celsius

ii. Minimum operating temperature: -40 degrees Celsius

iii. Maximum pressure resistance 3 MPa

iv. Application: Gas