Do you have questions?

List of frequently asked questions to help you understand how the mechanical processes facility works.

What are the benefits of using aluminum in the automobile industry?

The widespread use of aluminum, thanks to its low specific gravity and high strength, can result in a weight reduction of approximately 300 kg in a mid-class car. This ratio corresponds to 30% of the total weight of the vehicle. (Fuel saving)
95% of the aluminum used in the automotive industry is collected and recycled. The scrap value of these materials is over 50% of their normal values. (Cost savings)
Aluminum material is resistant to corrosion from water and road salts, even if it is unpainted or uncoated.
Galvanizing, coating or painting may not be necessary for aluminum, which is necessary for steel on non-visual parts and incurs additional cost.
Aluminum is resistant to corrosion and rust like steel in case the paint is scratched or removed.
Like some plastic materials, it does not become brittle as a result of desert heat, northern cold or UV rays.

Why is the aluminum material surface brushed?

Eliminating extrusion lines.
Reducing mold cooling marks.
Reducing weight loss in caustic etching.
To obtain a more homogeneous surface appearance.

What does the humidity rate depend on in polyamide heat barriers?

Since polyamide material is moisture-retaining in terms of structure, it absorbs the moisture in its environment. If the amount of humidity in the body is more than 2%, the assembly will be adversely affected. In addition, as the moisture evaporates during paint curing, bubbles occur on the paint layer on the wick. The main reasons for this problem are as follows.