Industries
Automotive carbon fiber components
Precision-engineered carbon fiber components for high-performance automotive applications — light, stiff and finished to a visible-grade standard.
Application illustration01Overview
3D scanning and reverse engineering ensure new parts fit existing vehicles. Our own molds and CNC trimming keep geometry consistent from the first part to the last.
Step 01
Exact fitment
Parts designed from scanned vehicle geometry.
Step 02
Visual quality
Uniform weave and matte or gloss finish.
Step 03
Repeatability
Production molds for consistent small series.
Application examples
Carbon fiber mirror cover and trim ring Carbon fiber bonnet Carbon fiber front splitter
02Applications
Automotive
- Body panels
- Diffusers and aerodynamic parts
- Mounts and brackets
- Interior components
03Capabilities
Relevant capabilities
3D Scanning
Accurate digital geometry for fitment, inspection and reverse engineering.
Reverse Engineering
Turn existing parts into producible — and often lighter — composite components.
Tooling & Molds
Composite molds and CNC-machined tooling for prototypes and series production.
Carbon Fiber Manufacturing
Custom carbon fiber parts, from one-off prototypes to production series.
04Projects
Related projects

Automotive & motorsport
Carbon fiber body and aero components for high-performance vehicles
Scanned, tooled and infused carbon parts that fit the vehicle and carry a visible-grade finish.
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Tooling
Production molds for repeatable composite parts
Composite molds developed from a master pattern for repeatable part geometry and surface finish.
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Journal
From the Engineering Journal

September 25, 2026 · 6 min read
Carbon Fiber vs Aluminum: When Does a Composite Part Make Sense?
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September 25, 2026 · 6 min read
CNC Machining Carbon Fiber: Tools, Delamination and Best Practices
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September 25, 2026 · 6 min read
From Existing Part to Carbon Fiber: A Practical Reverse Engineering Workflow
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