[Case Study] Prototype of Car Navigation Housing

Achieving short delivery times through creative ingenuity! Supporting product development with ADC12 machining and unique equipment.

We received an inquiry from an automotive design company stating, "The design specifications have changed multiple times, the drawings are delayed, and the deadline for prototypes is approaching. Is there anything we can do about it?" They requested the delivery of 15 units within one month and asked us to review the design drawings, specifying that they wanted to consider two methods: gypsum casting and machining (full machining). Since the desired delivery date was already less than a month away, we determined that gypsum casting would not be feasible and proposed the machining (full machining) method instead. We explained that we would use ADC12 block material for the prototypes, which has the same material properties as the mass-produced items. Using a horizontal machining center, we were able to set up the next material in the spare pallet even during processing, allowing us to continue machining without stopping the machine, and we were able to deliver as scheduled in three weeks. [Case Study] ■ Application: Prototype of car navigation housing ■ Method: ADC12 machining ■ Size: 200×120×40 (mm) ■ Delivery Time: 3 weeks ■ Quantity: 15 units *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

Processing ContractOther polymer materials