Typical application scenarios for metal sheet parts
Automotive manufacturing
Body panels—such as doors, hoods, and trunk lids—are typically made from high-strength steel or aluminum sheets.
Structural components—such as crossbeams, longitudinal beams, and chassis supports—ensure the body’s rigidity and safety.
Lightweighting requirements: High-end sedans use high-strength aluminum sheets, while supercars even incorporate carbon-fiber composites.
Electrical and electronic appliances
Chassis/Cabinets: Includes computer tower cases, server cabinets, and more, providing electromagnetic shielding and structural support.
Internal components: phone frame, heat sink, connectors, and more—these require high precision and excellent conductivity.
Medical devices
Equipment housings—such as those for hydrotherapy devices and medical diagnostic instruments—must meet requirements for corrosion resistance and biocompatibility.
Structural components: surgical instrument holders, imaging equipment frames, and more—these require high precision and stability.
Smart devices
Turnstile/Self-Service Terminals: Enclosures for subway turnstiles, self-service ticket machines, vending machines, and more—designed to be durable and easy to maintain.
Charging Station: The exterior of the electric vehicle charging station must be waterproof and dustproof.
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