Injection molded automotive partsoften require multiple processing steps, including plating,painting and laser engraving.

1. Electroplating: Electroplating is acommon surface treatment method that involves applying a thinlayer of metal, such as chromium or nickel, to the surface of aninjection-molded auto part. The process enhances the gloss,corrosion resistance and aesthetics of thepart.

2. Coating: Coating is the process ofapplying colored paint on the surface of injection molded autoparts. It offers a wide range of coloroptions and aesthetics, while also providing a protective layerto protect parts from environmentaldamage.

3. Gloss Finishing: Gloss finishinginvolves the application of varnishes or polishing techniques toachieve a smooth glossy surface on injection molded automotiveparts. This enhances the visual appeal anddurability of the part.

4. Printing: Printing is the processof directly applying logos, patterns, text, etc. to autoparts. This can be done by screen printing,inkjet printing, etc. to meet requirements for brand logos,warning labels, product serial numbers,etc.

These processes are used to enhancethe appearance, improve the feel and increase the protection ofinjection molded automotive parts, meet the specific needs of theautomotive industry and improve the overall productquality.