More often than not, the best way to demonstrate manufacturing capability is to build something that makes people stop and take a closer look.
That was certainly the case with the colourful automotive door panel recently showcased by Linecross at Interplas UK. The display caught the attention of visitors throughout the exhibition, caught the eye of the organisers recognising it as 'Best for Automotive Creativity', and has since been featured in the latest edition of British Plastics & Rubber magazine.
The door panel brings together a number of Linecross's manufacturing processes in a single component, demonstrating the breadth of capabilities available across the business and the types of complex automotive interior components it helps customers bring into production.
Behind every successful component is a combination of performance, weight, aesthetic and manufacturing requirements. Every project starts by understanding what a part needs to achieve before recommending the most appropriate manufacturing process, or combination of processes.
Linecross offers a wide range of manufacturing technologies, including injection moulding, thermoforming, polyurethane systems, thermoplastic composite laminates, CNC trimming and assembly. Bringing these capabilities together enables the business to support customers throughout the development process, from initial concept through to production.
The display generated plenty of conversations at Interplas around materials, manufacturing and component design, highlighting the value of working with a single manufacturing partner that can support every stage of a project.
As the feature in British Plastics & Rubber magazine demonstrates, sometimes one component can tell a much bigger manufacturing story.
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