We machine aluminum automotive components to drawing: EV housings, ADAS brackets, cooling plates and heat sinks in 6061, 6082, 7075 and cast blanks.
Aluminum is the default material for EV, ADAS, electronics and thermal parts: it is light, it carries heat away from power devices and batteries, and it machines cleanly into flat sealing and mounting faces. We machine these parts to drawing, from engineering samples and pilot batches to low-volume and repeat production. Other metals and engineering plastics are listed under all machining materials.
Thin walls move as material is removed; roughing, stress relief and finishing are planned at the DFM review.
T651 plate is stretched after heat treatment, so it stays flatter during machining than plain T6 plate.
Cross holes, ports and coolant passages are deburred and checked so no chips stay in fluid channels.
Steel fasteners and inserts in aluminum need a coating or isolation, specified on the drawing.
EV and electronics housings, ADAS brackets, cold plates, heat sinks; good strength, conductivity and anodizing response, the general choice for housings.
Structural brackets, battery frame parts and mounting components. Higher strength than 6061 in extrusions and plate, good weldability.
High-load brackets and mounting components. Highest strength of the three, lower weldability, needs protection against corrosion.
Motor and gearbox housings, valve bodies, cylinder heads in A380, ADC12 or A356-T6; we machine cast blanks to drawing; we do not cast aluminum.
We integrate advanced machining, specialized materials, and surface finishing to deliver mission-critical parts that meet every rigorous automotive standard.
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