Chassis Box

CNC Machining
Custom CNC machining is a precise manufacturing process that uses a computer to control various cutting tools to remove pieces from a material block until the desired shape is achieved. The technique utilizes different operations, including milling, drilling, turning, etc.
This subtractive manufacturing technique is suitable for fabricating parts with complex designs, especially when using multi-axis machines. In addition, CNC machines are compatible with the several materials used in making car chassis: aluminum, steel, magnesium, and composites.

Sheet Metal Fabrication
Sheet metal fabrication incorporates different manufacturing processes to fabricate parts and structures using metal sheets. These processes include cutting, welding, bending, forming, stamping, shearing, welding, riveting, etc.
The sheet metal process is versatile and suitable for fabricating various chassis components, including cross members, driveshaft panels, steering components, and suspension control arms. Its main advantage is that it allows the fabrication of parts with increased strength without compromising weight.

Die Casting
Die casting involves heating metal into the molten state before forcing (injecting) it through a pre-made mold, where it solidifies into the desired shape. The technique is already common in the automotive industry, where it helps create chassis components like engine blocks and transmit housing.
Although the manufacturing method has long production cycles, it is a good choice for bulk volume production of car parts. Die casting is suitable for creating components of the chassis of a car, particularly its underbody and suspension links.