Every curve, every texture, every tactile feel of a part starts here.

When you imagine producing a new injection-molded component, your mind might jump to 3D models, resin selection, or advanced measurement systems. Yet one critical factor often escapes the spotlight: the surface finish.

In automotive manufacturing, surface finishing is more than cosmetic. It determines how a part feels, looks, and performs under scrutiny. From glossy panels to textured grips, these final touches can make or break the perceived quality of a vehicle.

The molds used to produce these components are typically made from aluminum or steel. Every imperfection in the mold surface, no matter how small, can transfer to the finished part. Left untreated, they show up clearly on the molded product, and that's why techniques such as bead blasting or polishing are used to remove these marks and deliver a flawless finish.

Sometimes, inner surfaces that will never be seen are left untreated to save time and cost. But for manufacturers like us at NS KUNSTSTOFFTECHNIK - CZ, who are committed to absolute excellence, even the unseen areas receive attention!

In the end, surface finishing is not an afterthought. It is a decisive step in producing parts that meet the highest standards of design and engineering.