Automotive buttons & switch trim
Documented examples of molded buttons and switch trim for automotive interiors, with functional openings and assembly features.
- Dimensions
- 32 × 33 × 19 mmCatalog example; specifications vary by part and version.
Automotive trim & related parts
Interior and exterior trim, panels, buttons, lighting structures and mirror-related components.
Product families: 8
Other precision components
Cooling parts, motor insulation, automotive trim, electronic housings and components with surface-finish requirements.
Automotive trim & related parts
Interior and exterior trim, panels, buttons, lighting structures and mirror-related components.
Automotive exterior structural parts
Documented housing, curved tubular and mounting-part examples for automotive exterior assemblies.
- Dimensions
- 86 × 45 × 19 mmCatalog example; specifications vary by part and version.
Center-console panels & bezels
Documented center-console panel and bezel examples with display windows, button openings and mounting features.
- Dimensions
- 258 × 186 × 40 mmCatalog example; specifications vary by part and version.
Ambient-light structural components
Documented elongated structural and connection parts for automotive ambient-light assemblies. Optical and electronic components have a separate supply scope.
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Door trim panels & decorative strips
Documented door trim panels and decorative strips with shaped surfaces and attachment features.
- Dimensions
- 298 × 146 × 15 mmCatalog example; specifications vary by part and version.
Mirror pivot & shaft components
Documented pivot and shaft component examples associated with automotive mirror assemblies.
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Gear-selector trim
Exterior trim for automotive gear selectors. Define the molded-part and surface-finish scope from the assembly interfaces, color and marking requirements.
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Fuel-filler cover trim
Exterior trim for automotive fuel-filler covers. Check the profile, assembly fit and finish requirements; specify the substrate and coating system for each project.
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