Injection Molded Components for Automotive Applications
Built for dimensional consistency, run after run.
Interior components, housings, brackets and other molded parts produced for repeatable, high-volume automotive programs.
What Crestwood Molds for Automotive Applications
- Interior trim and interior components
- Electrical housings and mounting components
- Clips, brackets and covers
- Bezels and other cosmetic or structural components
What Automotive Manufacturing Requires
Automotive programs bring a specific mix of requirements, regardless of which component is involved:
Crestwood Capabilities for Automotive Programs
The following capabilities most directly support automotive component programs:
- Injection Molding for ongoing production
- Precision Tooling built for durability and economical maintenance
- Tool Transfer for consolidating tooling from another supplier
- Inventory Management and Kanban programs to support changing schedules
Considering a Different Supplier?
Consolidating suppliers or moving a program to a new molder does not have to mean starting over. Crestwood’s tool transfer process is built specifically to move existing tooling to a new supplier without losing production history or quality documentation. Depending on the project, this can also apply to reshoring a program currently sourced overseas.
Crestwood serves automotive manufacturers from its Illinois facility, with reach across the Midwest and nationwide. Explore Crestwood’s service areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Crestwood manufacture components for the automotive industry?
Yes. Crestwood molds interior components, housings, brackets and other parts for automotive applications, built for dimensional consistency and production volume.
Can Crestwood support a supplier consolidation or tool transfer for automotive programs?
Yes. Crestwood’s tool transfer process is built specifically to move existing tooling from another supplier without losing production history or quality documentation.
Discuss Your Automotive Component Needs
Tell us about the component, the volume and the tooling situation, and Crestwood can outline what a transition or a new program would look like.
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