A tuned 7000-series extruded alloy balances impact absorption, low beam weight, and SCC resistance through controlled Zn-Mg-Cu and Fe-phase chemistry.
Sliding and pivoting top and side panels let a truck bed cover switch between tonneau and cap configurations with less removal effort.
A stepped inner skeleton and overlapping stiffening plate raise rear gate rigidity while avoiding complex hat-shape forming of both panels.
A laminated door cover combines a sound-absorbing cushion layer and rigid insulating board to seal service holes with fewer parts and easier installation.
Guide walls and a protruded portion hold the clip while opening tool access, making vehicle door hole cover removal easier.
Integrated gutters on the quadrant cover divert rainwater and washer fluid away from the front door to preserve side mirror visibility.
An impact pad bridging the inner door access opening redirects impact loads away from the handle assembly to reduce deformation during crashes.
Integrated side-wall guide rails widen the rear opening of refrigerated vehicle bodies while preserving insulation and a flush exterior.
A dampener between the mirror base bracket and door panel isolates vibration, reducing side mirror rattling and cabin noise.
A modular retractable truck shell roof protects cargo from weather while opening for easier access and taller item transport.
A shared lower door panel lets full and half vehicle doors use common knobs, latches, and hinges while cutting mold cost and preserving sealing.
Rounded retaining contours lock a movable vehicle stanchion to the roof rail, preventing release under braking and heavy load forces.
A two-beam composite layout combines chopped and unidirectional fibers to improve crash energy absorption, manufacturability, and weight.
Recesses in a body reinforcing pipe open tool access for two-sided spot-welding, riveting, or clinching, cutting shell assembly cost and complexity.
Integrated stopper parts lock the cover edge to the base, preventing lift, drop, and deformation in vehicle periphery monitoring assemblies.
A rotation stop bracket stabilizes a resin back door joint during adhesive curing, preventing grooves, delamination, and water ingress.
A pneumatic strut between the door and B-pillar resists wind and gravity, keeping a utility vehicle door open and accessible.
Intersecting struts with a groove-based nested joint absorb impact loads, keep panel stiffness, and avoid weight and forming complexity.