Automotive Headlights

The main material used in automotive headlights is PMMA (acrylic), which has a transparency of 93%, higher than glass, with strong resistance to impact and wear. It is widely used in daily life. PMMA material is known for its lightweight, low cost, and ease of shaping. The molding methods include casting, injection molding, machining, and thermoforming. It is transmitted inside of the column. The headlight is usually made of materials such as acrylic resin, polycarbonate, epoxy resin, and glass, etc.
 

Headlight Lens

The lens exhibits exceptional beam concentration and is properly installed on the headlight to illuminate the road surface clearly. It can present a left low and right high effect, where the light does not scatter when not in high and low beam mode, thereby providing outstanding ground illumination. The lens is designed to eliminate glare and does not hinder the uninterrupted driving experience of oncoming vehicles.

Headlamp Assembly

The automotive headlamp assembly integrates a wide range of components, including the turn signal lamp, low beam lamp, high beam lamp and position lamp. Apart from that, certain models, depending on the vehicle, may also incorporate fog lamps and LED lamp clusters, which are different from their combination methods. The headlamp bulbs used in cars boasts incandescent bulbs, halogen bulbs, as well as new high-intensity arc lamps.

Interior Fixed Components

Interior and exterior trim parts primarily encompass the dashboard, auxiliary gauges, seats, carpets, door panels, headliners, trunk, front and rear bumpers, and more. To better meet design demands, a wide variety of connection and fixation methods are required for interior and exterior trim components, achieving a seamless geometric profile and overall harmony in the interior and exterior aesthetics.

Plug-type Components for New Energy Vehicle Ethernet Wiring Harness

Ethernet wiring harness plugs are commonly used components in the automotive repair industry. They are widely utilized in various electrical and digital fields, primarily for transmitting automotive circuit lines, offering multiple usage types.