Materials and Properties of Automotive Stamped Hardware Parts

May 02, 2026 Leave a message

The components primarily utilize cold-rolled steel, manganese steel, and stainless steel, achieving the following properties through material modification:

 

Corrosion resistance: Electrolytic surface treatment enables resistance to salt spray environments.

 

Compressive strength: Work hardening via stamping increases the yield strength of manganese steel by over 30%.

 

Formability: Carbon content is controlled within the 0.11%–0.19% range to ensure plastic deformation capability.

 

A 2023 patented technology forms a novel alloy by adding elements such as zinc, aluminum, and nickel to the iron base, achieving a tensile strength in the 850 MPa range.

 

The application of an electrostatic carbon fiber coating technology reduces component weight by 15% while maintaining equivalent rigidity.

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