Automotive & EV Parts

Battery trays, cooling plates, motor shields and sensor housings — automotive-grade steel and aluminium with heat-number traceability on every carton.

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Automated production line for automotive and EV components
PPAP L3Documentation available
Heat no.Carton traceability
FatigueValidated load paths
10yrService-life design
Why Pengfeng

Three Things That Decide Whether This Part Works

We do not claim to be the cheapest metal shop in Asia. We are the one that lets you stop managing your supply chain.

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Fatigue-Critical Geometry

Grain direction in aluminium and weld quality in steel decide whether a part lasts ten years. We control both explicitly rather than leaving them to chance.

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Traceability That Survives Audit

Heat numbers stamped on cartons so any part traces back to its coil — and PPAP Level 3 documentation when your customer requires it.

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Volume With a Stable Schedule

96.5% on-time over twelve months, and if we miss a date that is our fault, we credit it back rather than explain it.

How We Help

From Prototyping to Production

The same five stages whether you order one sample or 500,000 pieces.

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Prototyping

Get parts for early-stage development. We use low-cost materials and processes to make samples that behave like the final product, so your design iterations are cheap and fast.

  • Rapid material and design iterations
  • Detailed prototypes for complex geometry
  • Models that resemble final parts
02

Engineering Validation

Functional prototypes that let you identify every design risk before you commit to tooling. Where needed this takes several iterations to hit the required performance metrics.

  • Precision parts manufacturing
  • Reliable design and engineering support
  • Optimised material properties
03

Design Validation

Validate function, performance and appearance. This is where material and finishing choices get decided — the point where a part starts looking and feeling right.

  • Parts for market and field testing
  • Performance and appearance validation
  • Durable, repeatable finishes
04

Production Validation

Prepare for full-scale production with production-grade tooling and quality control. Verify the process before you order volume.

  • Low-volume production tooling
  • Verification of manufacturing processes
  • Functionality of production-ready parts
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Volume Production

Move to end-use parts at volume. Our in-house tooling, SPC and inspection keep yield and quality high while lead times and unit costs fall.

  • Tight tolerances on precision parts
  • Secondary operations for surface finish
  • Rigorous inspection and QC
Materials & Surface Finishes

What We Run This Job On

Grades chosen for this sector's environment. Tell us if yours is not here — we source to spec.

Materials

  • •6061-T6 / 5052-H32 aluminium
  • •SPCC / SGCC / SECC steel
  • •Galvanised DX51D / S250GD
  • •304 / 316L stainless
  • •Copper C110 busbar
  • •PA66-GF30 / PPS insulators

Surface Finishes

  • •E-coating (E-coat)
  • •Fluorocarbon outdoor coating
  • •Hot-dip galvanising (ISO 1461)
  • •Powder coating, RAL
  • •Zinc-nickel plating
  • •Laser marking & VIN plates
Applications

Common Automotive & EV Parts We Manufacture

If your part is not listed, send the drawing — custom work is the majority of what we do.

  • EV battery trays and shrouds
  • Cooling and heat-exchanger plates
  • Motor end shields and brackets
  • Charging module housings
  • Sensor and camera mounts
  • Busbar shields and covers
  • Chassis mounting brackets
  • Cable tray and harness supports
  • FAQ

    Questions We Get About Automotive & EV

    Do you support PPAP submission?

    Yes — Level 1 through 5, including control plan, PFMEA and process capability studies where the part family calls for them.

    What grain direction do you target for aluminium parts?

    The direction that carries your primary load. Where a stamp or draw will not preserve it, we say so in the quotation and propose a machined alternative.

    Send Your Automotive & EV Drawing

    STEP, DWG or a photo. An engineer reviews it and returns a firm price within two working hours — with a manufacturability note attached.