In the cabin of a modern car, auto parts may seem like inconspicuous support components, but they bear the responsibility for the safety of sophisticated electronic equipment and the smoothness of the user experience.
Inside a car, the instrument panel, while not directly involved in power output or driving control, is the core interface for communication between the driver and the vehicle.
In the field of special vehicles, patrol vehicles travel year-round in urban streets, rural dirt roads, and even unpaved off-road sections. Their internal instrument systems not only need to accurately display vehicle status information but also must main
In police, security, or special law enforcement scenarios, patrol vehicles are not only means of transportation but also mobile command units and emergency response platforms.
In the era of rapid development of intelligent connected vehicles, in-vehicle navigation systems have evolved from independent functional modules into one of the core interactive interfaces of smart cockpits.
In patrol automobile instrument parts processing, surface roughness control is a key step in ensuring the functionality and durability of the parts.
