Stamping machine: Provides huge pressure to stamp metal sheets into the shape of automobile parts, such as body door panels, hoods, roofs and other parts.

Molds: Customize various molds according to the design of different models and parts to ensure the accuracy and consistency of stamping.

Conveying device: Conveys metal sheets from the raw material storage area to the stamping machine working area, and conveys stamped parts to the next production link.

Plate cutting: Cut raw metal plates into sizes suitable for stamping.

Stamping: Through the cooperation of a stamping machine and a mold, the metal sheet is stamped to form the required shape of the component.

Quality inspection: Inspect the size, shape, surface quality and other aspects of the stamped parts to ensure that they meet the design requirements.

Welding robot: It can accurately perform spot welding, arc welding and other welding operations to improve welding efficiency and quality.

Clamp: Used to fix automobile parts to ensure accurate positioning of the parts during the welding process.

Laser welding equipment: suitable for parts that require high welding accuracy and strength, such as key structural parts of the car body.

Component assembly: Assemble the stamped components according to the design requirements to form various parts of the car body, such as body frame, doors, etc.

Welding: Use welding robots or other welding equipment to weld assembled parts so that they are firmly connected together.

Welding quality inspection: Conduct quality inspection on welding parts through flaw detection, appearance inspection, etc. to ensure welding strength and sealing.

Paint spray robot: It can spray paint evenly and improve painting efficiency and quality.

Paint booth: Provides a high-temperature environment to quickly dry and solidify paint.

Conveying system: Responsible for transporting the car body to different painting stations.

Pre-treatment: Carry out cleaning, rust removal, phosphating and other treatments on the car body to improve the adhesion of the paint.

Spray painting: Use a spray painting robot to spray multiple layers of primer, topcoat, etc. on the car body.

Painting: Put the sprayed car body into the paint room for drying and curing.

Quality inspection: Conduct visual inspection of the painted body to ensure that the color, gloss, thickness, etc. of the paint meet the requirements.

Assembly line: used to transport car chassis and bodies to facilitate workers in assembly operations.

Tools and equipment: including electric wrenches, screwdrivers, lifts, etc., used to install various parts of the car.

Testing equipment: such as four-wheel aligner, brake testing equipment, lighting testing equipment, etc., used for performance testing of assembled cars.

Chassis assembly: Install chassis components such as engines, transmissions, and suspension systems onto the car chassis.

Body assembly: Assemble the painted body and chassis, and install interior parts such as doors, windows, seats, etc.

Electrical system assembly: Installing the car's electrical equipment, such as wires, batteries, instrument panels, audio, etc.

Vehicle debugging: Carry out various performance tests and debugging on the assembled car to ensure that the functions of the car are normal.

Quality inspection: Carry out final quality inspection on the entire vehicle, including appearance, performance, safety, etc., and it can be rolled off the assembly line only after it passes the test.

Transformation of traditional car companies into brands

New power brand

Tesla: A world-renowned new energy vehicle brand, with advanced battery technology and autonomous driving technology as its core competitiveness, its products have high performance and technological sense.

BMW: The German luxury car brand has launched a variety of new energy vehicles, including pure electric and plug-in hybrid models, and has a certain share of the luxury new energy vehicle market.

Mercedes-Benz: A German automobile brand that actively promotes the development of new energy vehicles and has launched a series of pure electric and plug-in hybrid models.

Toyota: Japanese automobile companies have deep accumulation in hybrid technology and are also gradually launching pure electric vehicles.

Volkswagen: One of the largest automakers in Europe, it has increased investment in the research and development and production of new energy vehicles and launched a number of pure electric models.