When James Thompson, R&D Manager at Germany-based AutoTech Solutions, needed specialized aluminum components for next-gen electric vehicle battery housings, he turned to Convill Aluminum for small-batch prototyping. Here's how we brought his vision to life:
1. Initial Consultation (Week 1)
James submitted technical specifications through our website's RFQ form, requesting 5083-H111 aluminum sheets with customized perforation patterns. Our engineering team scheduled a Zoom call within 24 hours to confirm:
Required dimensions: 1.2mm thickness ±0.05mm tolerance
Surface treatment: Anodized finish (Matte Black)
Testing requirements: Salt spray resistance (ASTM B117 standard)
2. Prototyping Phase (Weeks 2-3)
We provided:
3 material samples with different perforation densities
ASTM certification documents
Dimensional inspection reports
Our innovation team proposed a cost-saving laser cutting solution that reduced material waste by 18% compared to traditional methods.
3. Rigorous Testing (Week 4)
Samples underwent:
1000-hour salt spray corrosion test
Thermal cycling (-40°C to 85°C)
Pressure load simulation (up to 12MPa)
Real-time test data was shared via our client portal, with video documentation of key procedures.
4. Production Scaling (Week 5)
After approving prototypes, AutoTech placed a trial order for 500 units. Convill completed production in 10 working days with:
Batch-specific traceability codes
EN 9100-certified packaging
EXW/FCA logistics options
James later commented: "Convill's prototyping service provided the perfect balance between precision and flexibility. Their bilingual technical support eliminated communication barriers."
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