Manufacturing on Demand for
Automotive Industry
– Suitable for scaling from 1-10000 parts
– Offers a wide variety of material
– Provides high precision tolerances
Custom Manufacturing Services for Automotive Industry
The automotive industry is rapidly evolving, and trends such as autonomous vehicles, on-board connectivity, and hybrid/electric vehicles are catalyzing new product development. Automotive companies focused on innovation are adapting on demand manufacturing to accelerate new product development and implement faster go-to market strategies. With on-demand manufacturing’s inherent benefits such as quick turnaround and automated feedback, designers and engineers can rapidly iterate to meet the ever growing demand for customization in automobiles. Automotive companies can build a more agile automotive supply chain.
Great Light Advantage
High Precision Manufacturing
With our advanced, in-house CNC milling centers, we can deliver tolerances as tight as 5 microns.
Rapid Quotes & Manufacturability Feedback
Streamline your workflow with our pre-sales supporting team with experienced sales engineers. Simply send your CAD model for quick pricing and DfM feedback within 24 hours.
Why Great Light for Auto Parts ?
Auto Parts Manufactured at Great Light
CNC Machining for Auto Parts
For certain auto components, the process of CNC machining, which involves carrying out tasks like drilling and boring with computer control and automation, now serves as a favorable option for both prototyping and production
Parts Made with CNC Machining
- Engines: CNC machining can be used to create several important components of a car’s combustion engine.
- Fluid system components, Exhaust parts, Bushings, Suspension components, Valve retainers etc.
- Lighting: The machining of aluminium is one of the most important applications of CNC technology in the automotive industry.
- By machining PMMA, manufacturers can produce lighting for a vehicle, including both its headlights and interior lighting.
Injection Molding for Auto Parts
In the automotive sector, injection molding is one of the predominant methods manufacturers use to form plastic parts. Some of the main use cases:
- Components under-the-hood
- Exterior Components: Fenders, grilles, bumpers, door panels, floor rails, light housings, and more.
- Interior Components: Interior surfaces, dashboard faceplates, door handles, glove compartments, air vents, and more
