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The Lifecycle of Vehicles: Comparing Internal Combustion Engines and Electric Vehicles
Explore the fascinating journey of vehicle lifecycle, comparing the recycling processes of Internal Combustion Engines and Electric Vehicles. Learn about smart material choices and discover how innovators like Flowdrill are driving the future of sustainable vehicle design.
What Are The Advantages And Disadvantages Of EVs Being Built On The Same Modular Car Platform?
Explore the future of electric vehicles with our latest blog, detailing the advantages and disadvantages of EVs built on modular platforms like the VW/AUDI/Porsche MEB platform. Discover how Flowdrill holes are revolutionising EV production.
What Are The Advantages Of Micro EV Factories?
Discover the potential of Micro EV Factories in the electric vehicle industry. From lower investment to increased flexibility and eco-friendly production, learn how they’re driving innovation and growth in the EV market from the perspective of Flowdrill.
Is Tesla Going to Redesign the Automotive Production Process?
Discover how Tesla is revolutionising the automotive production process with innovative approaches like Gigapresses, just-in-time assembly, standardised components, vertical integration, and continuous improvement, setting new standards in the industry.
Are We Bringing Automotive Supply Chains Closer to Home?
Explore the potential shift towards localised automotive supply chains, driven by the push for net zero emissions, and discover the benefits and challenges associated with sourcing materials and components closer to home.
Supply Chain in Automotive: Where do the Materials Come From?
In this informative blog, we explore where the materials for the automotive industry come from, the impact of recent geopolitical events, and how the rise of electric vehicles is changing the supply chain game.
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Fluoperçage - Une révolution dans le monde de l'assemblage avec des solutions de fixation solides et rapides.
Fluoperçage crée localement trois fois l'épaisseur du matériau, qui peut ensuite être taraudé ou usiné avec une vis autotaraudeuse. Le client n'a donc pas besoin d'utiliser des fixations conventionnelles telles que des rivets ou des écrous à souder.
